The universe loves an effective dissipative structure because it enhances the flow of energy towards equilibrium. Humans are one such dissipative structure that enhances the flow of energy towards equilibrium. Humans have recently evolved to become rRNA, identical in function to rRNA found in their constituent cells, that function to build technological cells, distribution systems and various tools to enhance energy flow, mostly from fossil fuels, but also from hydroelectric nuclear and organic sources. The cooperative human dissipative structure is called civilization. The metric of success is found in the volume and rate of release of trapped energy into the electro-magnetic milieu or aether and the efficiency in reproduction of the dissipative structure.

The Great Orb of Dissipation keeps things stirred-up on Earth’s surface. Matter constantly falls towards equilibrium on Earth’s surface but never reaches it for long before it gets stirred again.
If in the mutations of information a more effective dissipative structure can be found, it will soon gain a decisive edge over other dissipatives and replace them. Entire systems and their human constituents seek to maximize energy flow and growth. You could say that the universe selects for greed and that even the cooperative efforts of mankind are a type of greed meant to open new energy frontiers and maximize flow. The desire for the successful release of energy from atomic bonds or nuclei is so great that the incidental damages are often overlooked. Humans, like all evolving dissipatives, are laser focused on self-promotion and increasing the flow of energy through their own bodies and through the technological cells they work within, hoping in the eternal competition to maintain and reproduce their own structures through the creation of entropy. It is because of this prime directive of the universe that many considerations and constraints were simply never put on the drawing board. Even with the recognized imminent peril of ecosystem destruction, growth and energy flow are sought and individual humans spend much of their time trying to invest in the fastest growing and most profitable dissipative structures. Kinder, gentler dissipatives will be unable to overcome the more greedy, cavalier types.

Greedy dissipatives celebrating a killer day trading the market.
It is for this reason that energy exhaustion will soon be accomplished by the technological energy consumers. The entire ecosystem of dissipative structures, like the technological system, creates paths of least resistance for energy flow comprised of selected dissipatives. The ecosystem can never be in overshoot because it is limited by its daily budget of solar turbulence. The technological system can overshoot because its growth is funded by release of energy from finite fossil fuels and those orchestrating the growth are only interested in the self-satisfaction of having a greater energy flow and number of dissipative structures than the competition, something instilled in people’s brains over many millions of years of competition in the ecosystem. The greed works well in the ecosystem which has natural checks and boundaries, but not in the technological system where unfettered growth and consumption leads to rapid depletion of finite energy stores. Humans seems unable to curb their appetites because they are dissipatives that have evolved to be, or attempt to be, number one in the competition for energy flow and reproduction. They will even likely struggle to maintain the doomed system as long as energy flows through it instead of pulling back towards a more sustainable position. Humans will be unwilling to take a voluntary retreat in wealth, energy flow or hierarchy in anticipation of energy deficit which is itself denied as a possibility. Meanwhile two-hundred thousand human dissipatives more or less, are added to the world’s population each day and each would like to eat well and participate in the civilization of technological cells that produce a wide variety of consumer goods and comforts as they dissipate energy. In the developing zero-sum situation it seems increasingly unlikely that adequate energy will be available to satisfy newcomers when the existing stock of dissipatives will themselves be dying en masse from energy starvation.

This is what it looks like when the dissipation is over. There are a few plants that seem to be making a living from the sun’s input.
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Davos: Where rich pirates decide how to control and screw their RNA slaves.
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And Hillary was in the background screaming “Kill them, kill them, kill them all. We love you Obama.”
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High school athletic director dies unexpectedly. Did they have the vax? Well, let’s call it expectedly. Poor thing was probably out of shape. God bless his soul.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/more-sports/grief-counselors-dispatched-to-lexington-high-school-after-death-of-athletic-director/ar-AA13Dn5B?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=0ce5c5313c6a443ede948ad2efbca081
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‘Grief counsellor’ must be a great gig these days. I should get the certification…….
What is the great glowing red globe showing exactly, James? The earth turning to Hell?
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It’s showing massive dissipation of energy trapped in atoms and released as turbulence or wave energy that strikes the earth and keeps the shit show running. “The earth turning to hell?” From what I can tell at this point in time, it has always been hell with everything trying to eat or take advantage of everything else to keep their heads above equilibrium water.
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Here’s another one that passed away unexpectedly:
https://www.cincyjungle.com/2022/11/1/23434518/bengals-assistant-adam-zimmer-passes-away-at-38#comments
No mention in the comments about a vax, just lots of Jesus babble. How can you confront a murderer when you’re too afraid to admit there is one.
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“We” equals Deep State bankers. Their running of the worldwide slave plantation is paramount and worth the lives of all humans, except themselves.
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What is Gas Rationing? Gas Ration Stickers
https://carcoachreports.com/gas-rationing-gas-ration-stickers/
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That’s interesting in that they wanted to save tires. They may ration food the same way using a smart phone and social credit scores. But what they really wanted to do was save ammonium nitrate for making bombs.
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We Have No Reason to Believe 5G Is Safe
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/we-have-no-reason-to-believe-5g-is-safe/
Scientists warn of potential serious health effects of 5G
http://www.5gappeal.eu/the-5g-appeal/
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Something else to amplify cancer and infertility risks, and polish people off all the sooner? Just what DARPA ordered! The killer cowards strike again……
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I just read Steve Ludlums last post at Economic Undertow from September 1st and it’s this weird anti-Russia article. Steve doesn’t write frequently but he usually writes well. This time though his writing reads like CNN or the BBC.
People who are victims of propoganda become perpatrators. Confirmation bias kicks in and they embrace the official lies as their personnel opinions. They never realize they have lost situational awareness and consider all alternative explanations enemy propoganda.
Z Marks the Spot
https://www.economic-undertow.com/2022/09/01/z-marks-the-spot/
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Steve has lost the plot but his blog is a great wealth of info.
I would sum up Steve’s view as “the entire world industrial economy sucks, but we Americans will become car free and the best democratic republic once again”
That’s more or less his view, which I disagree with.
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“the best democratic republic once again” LOL
We were a slave holding republic before industrialization. I guess in a way we are getting back to that.
Westerners are heavily indoctrinated against dictatorship as a means of upholding oligarchy.
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So much bullshitus blather. All you have to know are the actors like Zelensky and Biden, the corrupt politicians trying to get a piece of the action and the bioweapons labs built on Russia’s border. Russia is the aggressor? The MIC needs big, bad Russia for profit and growth.
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Full spectrum dominance for the bankers.
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Yeah, the biggest advantage in being a bit of living matter, is that is can find ways to release heat energy from both inanimate and other forms of animate matter. That’s what life, ie, animate matter,does. Inanimate matter, most of the bullshit out there, can do nothing but sit and wait for it to happen.
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Most of the matter continues to settle as close to equilibrium as possible. If it has a chance and the activation energy to jump to an even more settled state and make some waves in the process, it will. “Gravity” is just another means to equilibrium. Some of that inanimate stuff will cycle through dissipative structures and become “animate” for a short while. The sun provides the energy necessary to reload the pinball machine or wind the clock spring as electrons are knocked out of their comfortable shells.
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Some long time ago I used to run into people who would jabber at me about “neg-entropy”, mostly apostolic Christians, if I recall correctly. I don’t see the term bandied about much lately. Maybe I’m out of touch.
Their main point seemed to be that plants disobeyed the laws of thermodynamics and grew spontaneously, at the behest of God. Something like that, I guess.
Of course, I was young and naive. I would try to explain things like an atmosphere that slowed the release of heat energy from the sun which allowed various molecules to form. Over time, these molecules unavoidably developed better means to capture and store this available energy, etc. etc. etc. Complete waste of time, this all just part of God’s plan, including spontaneous growth…
Of course this is all very true. It is God’s plan to have one thing kill and eat something else and all. Seems that way.
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Nothing is in charge. The universe is just flowing, flowing, flowing and addressing energy imbalances. If your dissipative structure and behavior can derive nourishment from whatever source, you get to be. Not that anyone really wants to be, it just happens as the energy continues flowing. Mommy and Daddy are enthralled to sex and want to raise youngins. Evolution wouldn’t have it any other way. We’re probably the universe’s best chance at creating a generic atom smasher for releasing the energy trapped in matter. We could grow all over the universe like a trillion year cancer until the whole thing collapses. But I say why bother. But even then, evolution would create dumbass dissipatives that want to eat and conquer the universe. Won’t be biological organisms though. Extinction puts dumbasses out of business.
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Yes, nature, evolution, all this bullshit, all winding its way down stream, looking for shortcuts (cue the humans), into nothing. God’s plan.
trust me when I tell you, I do not “believe in God”, Christian or otherwise. But I certainly do understand the appeal. I certainly do pray, even though it’s never done me any good.
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Yeah, my mom used to say that her religion was the most important thing. In a world like this who couldn’t use a God going to bat for you. Satan is there to explain all of the bad things that a good God would never let happen. The virtual self in the brain can imagine a lot of realities that are preferable to the reality of biology, physics and chemistry, like a Harry Potter novel where power comes from the end of a stick and everyone has some. I suppose most people would like to live in a dream of some sort as reality can be a somewhat wicked experience.
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Elon Musk Reportedly Expands Private Jet Fleet With This $78 Million Gulfstream
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/elon-musk-reportedly-expanded-private-jet-fleet-78-million-gulfstream-g700
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He’s the People’s Technocrat, it’s just so he can fly to our rescue faster…..
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I’m sure it’s electric. Probably be useful for a quick getaway to Bora Bora. Range: 8,630 miles. Los Angeles to Bora Bora is 4,103 miles. Seats the whole family up to 18 passengers.
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I kinda like Elon, not that I know him personally. I hear he’s had like 11 children with 8 different women, something along those lines. That seems admirable in my view, which might be considered perverse, my view that is. Go for the gusto, or not at all, that kinda thing.
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He seems to be just another billionaire general of the bankers, there to carry-out an agenda. He should name one of his children Gustego Musk, a dissipatives dissipative.
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Elon ‘Just because you obliterate the ant-hill it doesn’t mean that you hate ants. They are just in the way.’ Musk.
I’ve got a road to build to the stars, out of the way earthling ants!
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I agree with Elon, just get out of the way. I’m OK with that. That’s exactly what I’m trying to do, get out of the way.
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Clear out until the anteater dies and then move-in for dismemberment and the final laugh.
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“U.S. provided capabilities.” Well, that’s all the Russians need to know. Raise interest rates and reduce consumption amongst the citizens while funding foreign wars with an interest free blank check.
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Similar to what the English kings did to the peasants in the 14th century in order to fund their attempt to claim the whole of France.
But it was a more primitive financial system, and so they defaulted on the debt to the Italian bankers.
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Ritter claims that 20-30k Polish troops are on Ukrainian soil, but didn’t cite a source.
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They must be running out of Ukrainians to slaughter. Wait, what do I see? It’s the Poles headed for the front lines:
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when I had a bunch of chickens I had to find ways to get rid of excess roosters.
For awhile I would slaughter them and butcher them. Too much time and work, too little return. I never really minded killing animals. The butchering of any animal is hard and dirty work, IMO. It makes me happy that I can still go to the grocery store and get a nice dead clean plump plastic wrapped chicken for $0.99/lb (on sale of course).
After a while I found a small market for them. I would gather them up and sell them for a couple of $ each. Not exactly sure what people wanted them for, never asked.
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I suppose they could be used as alarm clocks or to keep the hens happy or if you have a pet python to feed they might come in handy.
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yeah, kinda funny. I could never tell a rooster from a hen, until they were at least half way grown. If you know anything chicken sex, I think you’d agree, it has nothing to do with keeping anyone “happy” or pleasure of any sort. That was one of the problems with having too many roosters, they’d harass the hens. Familiar situation. Alarm clock? Yeah, I’ve always hated alarm clocks.
There are very good reasons to cull excess males, I’d say.
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Some interesting comments
R R
18 hours ago (edited)
New Zealander here. . She has also set legislation to take our water assets from our local councils/rate payers (us) and hand the management over to the private sector who will charge not only every user in NZ more, but another charge on our food producers.
New Zealand Prepper
18 hours ago
It’s good to see so many new Zealanders. In the comments, earlier they were talking about breeding more efficient animals, they mean breeding the ones who burp And fart less With other ones that burp And fart Less. Yes also happy to see You looking into our country and exposing our WEF, young leader jacinda who is routing our country.
Anne Humphrey
4 hours ago
Have just watched this right through and agree with all that was spoken. I’m an 82 year old born in New Zealand as were my parents. I am horrified to know that our very small country has ended up in the hands of the nasties who rule the world. I am more horrified to see a woman has fallen so low in her guardianship of our citizens. That New World Order is now so close everyone who does not believe what is occurring are going to feel scared when it all becomes official. I truly hope I have passed away before it becomes official. Thanks for your honest views regarding NZ.
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And it’s all based upon the pretext of saving the environment when it’s actually meant to maintain fortunes and the slave population. Neither will be saved.
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Yep: they’re going down with the slave galley. The only question is timing.
Hariri says that ‘technologists can build an ark for elites’: this Ark is obviously the re-modelled bio-digital state, with them sitting at the Captain’ tables not a bunker or spaceship, though the might be dreaming of the latter.
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They have to be pretty stupid or they wouldn’t have let it get this far, or greedy, wanting to use the slaves to the last drop of oil and then dispatching them when the time came. They’ll find they don’t have an economy to stand on.
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Record Surge of Infections in Children
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/11/joseph-mercola/record-surge-of-infections-in-children/
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But, but, mRNA vaccines are a great technology. We haven’t worked-out all the kinks, but that’s O.K., there are too many useless eaters anyhow.
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Gene-based Vaccination — Quo Vadis?
https://www.globalresearch.ca/gene-based-vaccination-quo-vadis/5797968
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This is so patently obvious to anyone familiar with immunology, it makes one wonder why they injected that stuff into people. Hmmm.
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The Ukraine is a great place for biolabs and assorted work too shady for United States soil. You just have to depose any politicians that are too close to the Russians or bribe them. There’s enough corruption in Ukraine to fill everyone’s pockets.
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Doctors Advised to Suggest Suicide to Patients as Canada Runs Out of Basic Painkillers
https://www.breitbart.com/health/2022/11/04/doctors-advised-suggest-suicide-patients-canada-runs-out-basic-painkillers/
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While Canada becomes host to a whole gleaming new giant Moderna plant…..
‘We’ll experiment on you with our toxic potions: then, when the damage is too great, you can just fuck off and die – we’ll help you on your way with that, too!
Reverse Nuremberg Trials: the surviving victims are rounded up and hung.
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Reverse Nuremburg equals Survival of the Ruthless without Mercy trials.
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Why don’t they do a medical immigration. Drive to anywhere in Michigan and load-up. Maybe they just want to off those too frail to travel.
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some funny memes here.
https://mickeyz.substack.com/p/unjabbed-memes-and-radical-dreams
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I liked this comment:
Dosamuno
Nov 6
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“Fuck amnesty. I want accountability.”
Me too. I’m not a Christian, don’t turn the other cheek, or forgive my aggressor. I want revenge.
For going on three years, I’ve been banned from theaters, restaurants, and museums; obliged to wear useless goddamned masks in doctors’ offices and supermarkets; I’ve even been excluded from my yoga class. For what?
I will not be satisfied with anything less than some public hangings—starting with Fauci and including the Governor, Mayor, and Schools’ Chancellor of New York. And that’s just the top of the list!
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Lacks imagination.
How about: all assets confiscated, down to the great-grandchildren, a nice Old Testament touch, esp for Rochelle.
Then I’d take them, perfectly well, and tell them they are going to be vaccinated with the real stuff (revived if they get anaphylactic shock, a clot, etc) ; then dosed with Remdesiver; and. finally, put on a ventilator whether they need it or not.
Then unplug them, rinse and repeat, until they die or are crippled.
Can it be called torture if we apply their own best practice protocols?
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A modern version of the rack but being drawn and quartered might be most appropriate to account for those that lost their limbs to blood clots.
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Oh, I’m sure we could fit in some amputations, too: pity about the painkiller shortages……
It needs a soundtrack to drive them bonkers in their moments of lucidity:
‘We will only be safe when we are all vaccinated you sometimes have to be cruel to be kind safe and effective for most people let’s blow up the system you only know the side effects when you inject its just nerves this has been identified as misinformation you will be happy moving at the speed of science’ on a loop?
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As the house of cards falls, you must realize the elevation of complexity from which the leveling will take place. Every day beneath the human skin generations of highly complex “eaters” in the form of cells are living and dying under the auspices of the “I” in the brain which the cells create by building to DNA specification a nervous system that surveys and responds to the environment. At birth the “I” is nearly non-existent, but takes form over the years as autonomy is reached. The primary role of the “I” or ego is to find ways to shovel food into the buccal cavity where the system of cells takes over breaking down and distributing those foodstuffs to all cells for energy production and maintenance of system infrastructure. The secondary but equally important task of the “I” in the brain is to find a mate and see that sperm meets egg and that “love” holds the mating pair together while new systems are being raised.
While completing this life cycle, the human must fend-off viral, bacterial and parasitic infection, predators and other humans while maintaining homeostasis. At some point infrastructural integrity is lost, homeostatic and metabolic needs cannot be met and the projection of self in the brain and the memories it inhabited disappear while the body awaits a slower process of degradation. Not having the benefit of oxygen since the breathing centers in the brain have ceased functioning, the cells begin to die and their molecules become disorganized. In a natural setting, the fungi, bacteria, vultures, beetles, maggots and the like would make-off with the building blocks and use them for energy and growth.
From the atomic to the molecular to the cellular to the organism to the human’s technological society, immense amounts of energy have been consumed to create and maintain the complexity. But complexity has an Achilles heal in that it always degrades under the influence of energy flow. Comlexity is not at its lowest energy state and will always tend towards equilibrium or the lowest energy state that can be achieved. The complexity, as specified, rusts in effect. Proteins become cross-linked, information becomes corrupted, etc. The only option at some point is to rebuild from either the original or chromosomaly reassorted information. Human technological society is better able to do repair on its infrastructure but cannot reverse all degradative processes which lead the matter closer to equilibrium. The organic system simply cannot see, electromagnetically, all of the possibilities for damage and therefore mechanisms for repair cannot be evolved or applied.
When technological civilization collapses, likely from some deficit in energy procurement, the collapse of complexity will start with the technological cells and metabolic tasks of human rRNA working in those cells. Food distribution to cells (fossil fuels and food for people) will become spotty or cease altogether. Metabolic work will not be done and technological death will ensue. Many rRNA humans, dependent upon the massive fossil fuel eating system, will still be alive when the electricity goes off, using small stored caches of food. Much of the help of the technological system in maintaining homeostasis will be lost as environmental control (heat/AC) are lost along with the hygienic adaptations of water flow and waste removal. Technological cells in the form of houses, factories and offices will begin to deteriorate with some, like stick-built homes, deteriorating more rapidly than others like concrete and steel structures. All will be subject to some intrusion of molds and insects which will increasingly open avenues for water damage. Without food and the protective environment of the operating technological cells, many people will be unable to maintain homeostasis. In consequence of the damages inflicted upon the natural world when the technological organism was alive, on-going damage from climate change and a desperate consumption of biomass at the failure point, it is likely that human population will go from a massive overshoot to an undershoot of the natural carrying capacity. That number may be as low as thirty million well dispersed humans. Cities will be untenable since the concentrated energy necessary for their existence will no longer exist. Not even a city the size of ancient Rome will exist since even it had the benefit of virgin resource and energy stocks during its growth. Post technological humans will inherit a polluted and depleted world.
Don’ think it can happen? It happens all the time in nature and human technological society is simply another of nature’s experiments which, like millions of experiments before, seems destined for failure to reproduce, energy starvation and extinction. Just to be fair, be wary of your “leaders”, they may have your preemptive extinction in mind to serve their own or some other group’s survival needs.
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I wish I could decay like a tree……. and be unaware of the utter awfulness of many human beings.
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I imagine nematodes in root hairs would be awful should decay begin prior to shut-down of the nervous system.
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Good stuff.
I’d say that our leaders have about the same chance of survival as the rest of us, which always adds up to zero. Thier offspring, if they have any, will be born into a world where blatant lies and cheating will not be covered up by layers of civilizational complexity. Whatever advantages they may have now, will be gone. It will be much more of a put-up or shut-up type world.
But I have to guess that some will figure out ways to game the system, as simple as the system might be. Cheating and lieing will remain valuable survival tools, no matter what.
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Yeah, deception will still be a survival trait.
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And let’s not forge….drum roll…….Self Deception!
Among the most powerful survival traits of them all.
‘Cheer up, it won’t be so bad! We’ll win the next battle! With the baby comes the bread! They’re not all evil! They’ll think of something!’ etc
Of course,it might only just help you to keep going to the next day, but what is there except the next day?
And not even that if you have a vaxx-damaged heart.
Mc Cullough says dawn is the crisis time…..
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I have never before paid any much attention to Russell Brand. But he seems to talk in an intelligent way.
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Neocons? How about agents of globalist bankers. That’s how they end-up rich when they’re out of office.
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I kinda think that globalists, central bankers, and techocrats are in different camps. There may be some, maybe a lot, of overlap, but they are not unified in any substantive fashion, lots of friction. I’d say.
It’s all tribal.
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Maybe one can see them like the various factions in the Nazi state, broadly co-operating, but also jostling and competing: some were waiting for Adolf to pass on and then seize supreme power, others actively building a parallel army like Himmler and the SS, and Goering building palaces, robbing Europe and indulging in weird fancy dress…..
I think Catherine Austin Fitts said that in the blink of an eye they could all fall out and try to destroy one another, which sounds about right to me: an alliance of thieves and murderers without honour…..
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pretty much every alliance that’s ever been is a matter of convenience, convergent interests, based on some set of conditions that are always changing. Everything falls apart. I’d say.
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Oligarchies produce uneven disjointed strategy for governance because nobody is in charge. They reward increasingly unbalanced perspectives.
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Damage from the vaxxes must be widespread: in just two random YT videos the makers have clear signs of possible injury: a fit sporting German ‘survivalist’ lady, young mother, with a sudden serious heart condition coinciding with the vaxx campaign in Germany; and another young mother, with stage 4 lung cancer out of the blue. Non-smoker,too.
Doctors ‘puzzled’ in both cases.
Neither has made the connection, not in the videos anyway.
What are the odds?
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Hmm, the polar opposite of psychopathy would seem to be ‘Williams Syndrome’ – you just want to hug everyone and feel unconditional love for them.
Survival value: ZERO.
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My dog is much better adapted: wag your tail and maybe they’ll feed you.
But be prepared to run if they reach for a stick or stone…..
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Or whip out a syringe.
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Down to about twenty-five visitors per day. I suppose enlightenment isn’t in vogue. Being an rRNA, getting a practical RNA education, a job and a paycheck seems to be the preferred and natural course in gradient elimination. After all, you don’t get any of the opioid eliciting spoils of cancer growth unless you’re in a tech cell functioning in the Megacancer (aka civilization). But as a biologist, it’s still entertaining to watch the rapid conversion of ecosystem human beings into technosystem RNA to be shaped and managed for maximum profit and growth and even to be replaced by more capable and easily programmed robots. Too bad the energy gradients that fuel all of this self-organizing stupidity will soon see a reverse trend and a return to a more robust Neanderthal simplicity.
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The hardest thing today is to find the motivation to keep working, observing, questioning reality, when the only reasonable attitude is to say fuck everything and everyone, I’ll have a drink or walk the dog instead.
I’ve completely given up on the whole enlightenment business, having concluded that normies have a natural horror of natural light and prefer, need, to live in the dark. The part of the myth of the cave that Plato left untold was that when the prisoner returned to the cave to enlight the others, he was stoned to death.
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That’s a great summation of my current attitude. I won’t be going back to the cave, I’ll have a drink instead.
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I hope of course you have your drink at the Megacancer speakeasy, with the twenty-five habitués, since there are not many more places in this world where a drinker can soberly consider the finitude of whiskey, wit, and the other good things without attracting the attention of the morality police.
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Even thought the human realm has become a bit trite, the larger reality beckons. Like this: https://montalk.net/science/109/scalar-superpotential-theory
The morality police may demand obsequious homage to the earthly, low-brow ponzi masters (religious, financial, royal) but I shall resist and produce volleys of reality to penetrate the thick skulls of their followers.
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You need better packaging.
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I am afraid it is more than just packaging, the dissipatives will only indulge with adequate dopamine and opioids and my product is deficient in both. Maybe I need a happy ending.
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Well, if you’ve got something to sell, let’s just call it “enlightenment”, and you want consumers (what else is there?) to buy it, packaging goes a long way. I’d say.
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See us an elite audience.
John the Baptist drew the crowds, but lost his head.
Jesus only had 12 followers: you might still be global one day, James.
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Globally hated and resented, but it’s worth it.
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Life is basically chemical reactions occurring within an aqueous solution confined by a membrane. The type and frequency of reactions are mostly determined by DNA information. The cells have the same requirements of any other organic dissipative which is to acquire energy at a profit, grow and reproduce. In the competition for energy it seems a constant winnowing-out of inefficient or ineffective forms or “selection” will occur. The selection pressure strongly favors effective and efficient acquisition of energy.
If those reactions within a cell are constrained by the desired effect of obtaining energy and using it efficiently, then is it too far-fetched to believe that humans, cell colonies held together by connective tissues, have a mental repertoire that is equally constrained by the need to obtain energy and that those who stray from the “true path” of energy and reproduction are soon eliminated. The two greatest obsessions of humans seems to be acquisition of wealth and mating as is the case with all organic dissipatives.
If this is the case, then human “free will” must be free only in it’s service to the goals of energy acquisition, wealth accumulation and mating success. I think this is exemplified by the doctors and others so willingly giving vaccinations during the Covid pandemic. Most reluctance to go along with the program was extinguished by providing “incentives”, something the dissipatives have evolved to desire even if by claiming the reward damage is done to the recipients of the vaccines, damages which are conveniently ignored or explained away as having other causes. Who wants to read the vaccine insert or make a VAERS report when the money is rolling-in. Human competition for energy and mates results in infliction of damage, mental and physical, upon other humans. Can one be surprised that a high-paying occupation would attract an unusually high proportion of wolves? I think not. Not only damaging vaccines are administered, but harmful treatments for various ailments are routinely prescribed because they’re big “money-makers” for the doctors and the hospitals.
The ruthless behaviors are evolved and hardly controllable by the medial prefrontal cortex or moral compass of the human brain. Only by the threat of withholding everlasting life and dropping into a devilish inferno has some nasty behavior been curbed with minor infractions being excused at the confessional and major ones being rewarded with jail time (unless you’re a banker). As the façade of religion drops away will the wolf come out to play? Me thinks so. And it will accelerate the collapse of civilization as the competition for energy becomes more “no holds barred.” The current Ukraine war and war against the useless eaters are energy wars and if you’ve had the “vaccine”, you have essentially already been “shot” and wounded (unless you were lucky enough to draw a blank or misfire). Undoubtedly the enemy is already reloading their weapons and we’re all on the front lines.
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Whitney Webb and Glenn Beck talk dirty dissipative:
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I’m surprised Whitney Webb was let into the country to do the interview with Glenn Beck. She’s only one cut above Julian Assange or Edward Snowden, she’s dug up so much dirt on the system. I think she’s been living in Chile lately.
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Yeah, she’s out of Chile now. I think she knows just how much to reveal without triggering reprisal.
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Whitney knows full well exactly which toes to avoid treading on.
The others came too close to the core lies and players in a way that could not be ignored.
Nor is she a spook, as far as we know, so cannot be viewed as a ‘traitor’. God help whistleblowers. One wonders what will happen to those DOD doctors….
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I’m surprised Glenn Beck did this interview considering he’s such a fucking monumental dumbass.
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Even dumbasses do a few things right.
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It’s kinda like, so what is the message? You’re a tiny little robot, kinda like an RNA molecule, but acting out (being a robot) on a slightly bigger stage (relatively speaking)?
I mean, I’m OK with that. Me and maybe, I don’t know, a couple of million others, out of 8 billion or so. Figure the ods…
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If you want to “sell this to the masses”, so to speak, you really need to hire a PR person of some sort. Or something like that…
Maybe the Bagrahm has some names.
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I’m afraid the masses or most people aren’t up to the task. What if they became conscious of the algorithms making them resource grabbing, copulation automatons? That’s just it, they can’t become conscious and neither can most of the “elite”.
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Yeah, I guess that’s the way shit is.
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I guess that my own thoughts around the vaccines are that so many people wanted to believe in them, that they just had to work.
Kinda like, so many people want to believe in God, he just has to be there somewhere, and prayers have to work.
Or, Russia Gate, so many people hated Donald Trump, and the fact that he had actually won, he just had to be guilty of something, anything would do.
I’m sure there are many more examples.
https://covid19criticalcare.com/digital-access-now-available/
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And the dissipatives at Pfizer wanted to believe they could kill a bunch of people with a highly profitable product and get away with it. In their brains there was a loop playing: “Money, energy, money, energy, more fucking, energy, money.”
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Just in time, a new vacation destination for the overworked ape – Icon of the Seas.
Are you a worn-out rRNA and tired of working day and night in a cramped techno cell breaking down gradient? Do you have a good job with one-week for vacation and want to make your life worthwhile? Then we’ve discovered something wonderful for you! Forget Vegas, forget Disney World, forget the massage parlor down the street, it’s time to set sail on Icon of the Seas!
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Well, we are all, immersed in a paradox, of sorts. If we want something to happen, we must make it happen. But, we have no control over anything, not even ourselves.
Kinda funny, when you think about it. Most have no sense of humor. I’d say.
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The search of profit and growth possibility space is on-going and I’m a laughin’.
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Soon, the cruise ships will be big enough to stretch all the way from Miami to the Bahamas without leaving port… Looks like a bit too much stimulation for me. Not sure I’d want to be on board that thing in rough weather – looks a bit top-heavy, especially with all that swimming-pool water on the upper levels.
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Maybe the Saudis are up to the task. A great way to finish-off Ghawar. They can call it NEMO to go along with their super-duper city NEOM, a Disney fantasy for all.
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What the hell is there to see off the coast of Norway? Seems like those waves should be the most exciting part of the North Sea.
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Good Tim Garrett interview. Not sure if I’ve provided it before, but I don’t think so.
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Yeah, everything is “critical”, I guess. More like some more stupid bullshit, that’s bound to happen, or not. I’d say.
Just another dumb bitch with her panties in a wad. Now that’s critical. I’d say.
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Not critical at all, just gradient reduction playing out (GDP going up at an increasing rate to GDP going up at a decreasing rate to GDP not going up at all.) I imagine that after the financial system lets go they’ll shoehorn us into a CBDC and social credit with a little culling around the edges, if they don’t just create a lot of chaos instead. But that will be a temporary condition. We’re in the growth stagnation phase now that kills the financial system and all the future claims on energy. The existing corpus of civilization will become increasingly difficult to feed and impossible to replace with something new. Warfare and “pandemics” may put an end to much of it pretty fast. It seems that the West is the first hog to the slaughter.
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How does one go from Whitney Webb’s “How Elites Will Create a New Class of Slaves” then 7 days later to this?
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Perhaps he can congratulate Bibi’s Mossad buddies for the excellent demolition work on 9/11. That shit had me fooled for years.
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King? Power? Rule? Bibi pays very well indeed. Glenn Beck is a whore. Suck it harder Glenn, Bibi wants his money’s worth.
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From “Germ” over at http://www.theautomaticearth.com
“Just beneath then surface there’s a silent slaughter.
My tennis partner’s son died “suddenly” last week.
Totally out of the blue, totally unexpected.
It’s an ongoing silent, yet sudden, slaughter.
” suddenly of ‘natural causes’ “
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Hilarious.
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I tried to watch it, and I usually like Dave Chappell, but most of the pop culture references, went right over my head. Also, the audio in general was not that great, at least on my end.
My guess is that DC thinks he can go off on Jews because he’s black, and has been at this stuff for a long time? Not sure. Personally, I think that all groups, of all sorts, are just as fucked up and stupid as any other group of monkeys might be. But it’s almost like they take turns in getting lucky, or something like that. One day, it’s the white people’s turn, then the jews, then the blacks, then the asians, then around and around and down the drain they all go. Something like that…
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The financial and Muslim, Christian Ponzi schemes originated in the Middle-East a couple of thousand years ago. Just dissipative trickery, including the rules and laws disallowing criticism of “the Jews”. The Aztecs and Mayans had their own royalty or priestly Ponzi schemes. Funnel money up the pyramid. Likely a feature important to the rapid growth and what will be a rapid demise of civilization. And the beat goes on until it doesn’t. The current schemes will not likely be displaced, but will simply disintegrate along with most of the pyramid.
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There are so many liberal vegan shit heads at reddit collapse it’s infuriating. Here they are complainng about “big meat”.
I can’t believe people don’t understand that hunting and gathering is about megafauna mammals that we hunted into extinction. Thus forcing us into domesticated animal agriculture to maintain necessary meat intake. They think we invented fire to cook fucking bananas and apples. Fire use is about our carnivorous use of anabolic energy. Cooking meat with fire reduces the energy load on our metabolism when digesting meat, thereby increasing surplus energy value.
Fat is more than two times higher in caloric density than protein and carbs. Hence why your body wants to store fat and not proteins. That’s how you get by without eating more than one meal a day or a meal everyday, through high fat consumption. The easiest place to find fat is on animals. Most of the vitamins and minerals are stored in the animal’s fat along with the organs and bone marrow.
Also there are ten of the top nutrients found only, or in appreciable quantities, in meat:
D3
B12
Vitamin A (Retinol)
Creatine
Carnitine
Carnosine
Heme iron
Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA)
Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA)
Taurine
Then there is the whole problem of insulin resistance and the “diseases of civilization” cause by high carbohydrate, starch, and sugar intake. All of which strongly suggests that plant foods are not the ideal food for humans.
So to sum it up we were not sustainable even as hunter-gatherers, having hunted all our sweet megafauna meat into extinction. Civilization and agriculture was forced on to us because of our unsustainable hunting and procreation.
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I like steaks and hamburgers, with an occasional kidney or liver thrown into the mix.
I live with a woman who thinks, somehow, that plants are healthy and meat is not. But, when I bring home some steaks or sausage, she’s happy to eat it. Does my black and broken heart some small amount of good, not much..
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It’s the bread on that hamburger that will screw up your insulin levels not the meat. Lettuce is one of the plants low in carbs, starch, and sugar so no problem. Our modern obesity epidemic is a plant based one with the worst offenders being grains and sugars. Pretty much anything that will turn into sugar in your body after metabolising is what people should be worried about, not meat. As long as your insulin remains low your body will melt the fat away by metabolising it.
That fat does not make people fat is very counterintuitive to what everyone has been taught since 1956. Ever since then people have become fat phobic leading to the rise of eating disorders in women and an insufferable amount of western vegan bullshit.
Of course your woman still eats meat becasue it’s instinctual. Give a toddler a choice between plants and meat, see what happens. Only a vegan has enough indoctrination to choose plants all the time.
Somehow plants also got wrapped up in feminism so women think of plants as feminine. Maybe they’re right since men do all of the hunting and women see more colors than men. Never the less they still need those animal nutrients.
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One wonders how many female Vegans choose it because subconsciously they want to be thin, but it sounds so much better to say that you abhor killing?
Nothing a dog likes better than to share the fat from a juicy marbled steak or a leg of lamb with me.
Sensible creatures, and with exercise as hard as iron muscular.
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Many eating disordered women start off as anorexic or bulimic and then transfer over to vegan because veganism beyond one month duration isn’t acknowledge to be an eating disorder, which it is. So its actually quiet common.
This is reinforced by the incorrect but common knowledge that too many calories cause obesity. Fats are high in caloric density so people avoid them.
On top of all of that there is also the popularity of some Dharmic religious philosophies that abhor animal eating for karmic reasons. This tends to heavily influemce the New Age group which is disproportionately female and frequently linked to yoga culture, also disproportionately female. They see themselves as achieving a higher “vibration” through the avoidance of dead flesh and animal cruelty. They then get to virtue signal about it in a sanctimonious and self-rightous Mother Teresa like manner.
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When I look at all the prehistoric Indian artifacts found on our farm, I find spear points, arrowheads, knives but no Salad Shooters.
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You have an armoury all ready to use again, James!
They couldn’t have imagined that you’d be their ultimate heir.
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As at Gobekli (?) Tepe, which appears to show very early organised agriculture and ‘temple’ buildings, alongside intensive hunting. Fascinating site.
Agriculture wasn’t a mistake, it was a necessity.
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I would rather run across the hot coals to the light than live and die in the darkness of make-believe.
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I can’t wait for the digital currency, “Your money has been turned-off because you have not taken the injection.”
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Yep, they really will turn off money, utilities, etc.
Perhaps only to a few at first, in order to spread fear and ‘nudge’ compliance- just like the talk about ‘camps’ for the non-vaxxed; but if that doesn’t work to stampede people, they’ll do it en masse
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They pumped my beautiful diabetes I friend, 25, full of the poison before she could blink, because she is ‘vulnerable’ and needed protection.
Priority customer AZ and Pfizer.
All we can do now is try to keep their crap out of her young daughter of 2. They will no doubt try to get her with the RSV and Covid vaxx because she is ‘living with a vulnerable person and an infection risk’.
Still jabbing pregnant women enthusiastically here: beyond disgusting.
They couldn’t do this without all the mindless minions in the lower reaches of ‘healthcare’, who are as guilty as Bourla and Bancel, and our Chief Medical Officer’.
And all they get is a few extra £’s as a fee, if that.
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Banker scum.
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How many, if any of those double-plus shocking Al Qaeda beheading videos were genuine – if any?
I only paid close attention to one, and lots of things didn’t add up even to my non-expert eye.
Now we are told in Boris’s words that the war with Russia is a ‘Manichaean struggle of good against evil’. He ‘passionately believes it’.
Pull the other one, fat clown actor.
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When you said “good against evil” it immediately entered my mind that Russia was the “good”.
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What amused me was that he conceded that ‘a lot of people in India, Africa and Asia don’t share this view.
Most of the bloody world, then, Boris!
And why? Because you are lying, as you lied about ‘Covid’ before presiding over the murder of your own citizens.
I believe his arm was twisted, but he’s still a criminal.
The ‘West’ ie the murderer banksters, has managed to make undoubtedly ‘authoritarian’ (but what state isn’t?) Russia look like a beacon of sweetness, light and high civilisation.
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And in their demon eyes, the fun has only just begun.
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To Solve the Crisis Permanently, Force the US to Stop Backing Notorious White Warlords in Haiti
https://www.blackagendareport.com/solve-crisis-permanently-force-us-stop-backing-notorious-white-warlords-haiti
AN INSIDE LOOK AT HAITI’S BUSINESS ELITE
https://multinationalmonitor.org/hyper/issues/1995/01/mm0195_10.html
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https://www.headwind.tv/
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Some more good stuff from Ken Wheeler if you like thinking about light, atoms and aether.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVcxJ9k14bi__-uA1cGkEcA/community?lb=UgkxIGUFv6yWag_evmPrqMx2Y8QnyUbEMHTk
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Yeah, I didn’t watch the video, so I’m not sure exactly what it’s on about.
But, anyhoo, I’ve long liked the idea of us being in an aether of some sort. I’ve long and often asked, or stated, bepending on the circumstance: If space/time can be “bent” by matter (gravity), then it must be made of something. I guess? IOW, it’s not just a vacume with some EM waves, and some quantum bullshit appearing at random. It must be “something”. I guess.
My further guess is that we’ll never get to know what it is. At least I won’t.
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It must be hard to lasso with math so they just say it’s not there. Problem solved.
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Kinda funny. A cockroach in somebody’s food makes a headline. In India no lesss, that seems to make it even funnier for some reason. At least I thought it was funny.
https://sputniknews.com/20221115/cockroach-found-in-4-year-olds-meal-at-indias-premier-hospital-1104138541.html
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Must have been a slow news day or they want to play-up the horror of eating insects before we’re force fed them.
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A brief note on exosomatic energy. Many thinkers still claim we’ve gone from endosomatic use of energy to exosomatic and that it still stands. But in reality the exosomatic use of energy ends when it’s use is brought into a cell, like bringing a camp fire into the hearth of a log cabin. No longer exosomatic, it’s endosomatic once again, just like humans that were once exosomatic only to become endosomatic rRNA inside of homes, offices and factories. Get those hands busy people, slap those amino acids together and don’t forget to attend your continuing education classes. Evolution moves so fast these days.
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In need of control the bankers have fast tracked those technologies necessary to set-up a control grid. Cell phones, 5G, extensive satellite coverage and even Facebook, Twitter etc. are all fast-tracked for establishing control. Both Democrats and Republicans (Mitch McConnel) can be bought. CBDC, social credit and more vaccines for the goy cattle come next.
Harry Vox does seem to know what’s going on:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Nz53hxARI00h/
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Can’t view it, as apparently an ‘incitement to hatred’. But not of Russians, I assume. James, can’t you post something innocuous and progressive like puppy play SM porn? Always this hatred-filled misinformation filth!
Well, the holding pens for the goy cattle are being set up here: cities are to be divided into, say, 5 districts,and movement between them by private automobile severely restricted.
We are meant to have ‘everything you need’ in each district, but if not will just have to put up with it.
Holding pens first: slaughter pens next?
It will start in Oxford, so that will be exciting to monitor in 2023.
‘Citizens of Zone 5! Your utilities and services will be restored as soon as possible! Rations are on their way! Until then, shelter in place securely or get zapped at the Zone Perimeter! ‘
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Just more palavering by Harry Vox. One of the problems with people is that they became just smart enough to function as RNA in the system and this also gave them an appreciation of the inevitability of death. But they weren’t smart enough to recognize the false promises of the growing ponzi schemes, religious and financial. “The cancer is growing, hallelujah, our salvation is at hand.” Can’t blame them really, our specialness seemed to be a gift from God, and it was. What’s more special than a organism that takes the function of a molecule, creates new tools and proceeds to eat everything? Nothing more special than that except maybe an organism that can voluntarily impose limitations. But God said, “Why would I entertain limitations when I’m into rapid gradient busting? I’ll have the Jews make money until loans can no longer be made and all resources are consumed. They work for me because they’re good at it.”
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Nice little paper on oil reserves and such. If you like that kind of thing.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666049022000524#f0010
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I would just look at and understand Fig. 7. If you want to avoid all the jibber-jabber.
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Production seems to be falling below projections.
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Wouldn’t want to get in the ring with MT, even on my best day. Trust me when I tell you, all my best days are long gone.
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Better living through chemistry…
Quote from a Zero Hedge post on Sam Bankman-Fried today:
In 2020, Bankman-Fried admitted to using stimulants. “In general, probably half of all people or more should be taking meds of some kind, because they just make your life a lot better,” he told a podcaster.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/crypto-fraud-exposes-woke-capitalism-scam
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Sam Brain-Fried.
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Milley knows the U.S. has been hobbled on purpose (vaccines, oil reserve depleted) The West must collapse. In the end, maybe Bill Gates will export food to China while Russia feeds them energy. It’s a brand new world and in a zero-sum world someone has to lose.
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Hence the urgent need to incorporate Russia fully, neutralising Russian nationalists; which the interloper Trump interrupted to their great annoyance.
China sustained as the main global manufacturing centre, but contained and resource-dependent, unable to launch conventional and bio-warfare for world supremacy.
Europe unable ever to break free, ally sensibly with Russia and China, and condemned to political and societal collapse from energy starvation.
The US likewise hobbled, if not fully collapsed? You might still be around in 20 years, James!
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I kinda liked this quote that I pulled from JHK’s blog post this morning. There is never any going going back. We can only go forward. Which, of course, inevitably, can lead only to suffering and death.
We have pretty much burned our bridges at this point. Unless you’re prepared to mindfuck yourself, and gaslight yourself, and confess, and convert, there’s no going back to “normal” society (which we couldn’t go back to anyway, on account of how it doesn’t exist anymore) — CJ Hopkins
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The frightening part is not that we can’t go back, but that we may not be able to go forward. I think I’ll play video games until the end.
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Sitting here chuckling. “we”. We all go forward into suffering and death, no excepetions.
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More Tribalism.
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With a daughter like that, death has much to recommend it.
Just like converts to religions and cults, or 1930’s Communists, renouncing their families and bourgeois beliefs.
It’s all going to end in a paroxysm of murder and madness – nothing new, really…….
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White males are on the wrong side of history, for the moment anyway. I think that the pedulum of opinion has swung about as far to the left as it can. But maybe those are just the wishfull musings of an old white dude.
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I get tired of the colorful hair freak show. These people can’t compete, so they try to stand-out with their clown hair and tattoos.
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These guys are finally getting to the meat of things by bringing in oil politics and not just discussing ruling class conspiracies from a left wing perspective. They still dont know about peak oil and overshoot but maybe they’ll get there eventually. I doubt it. They still support vaccines.
I’m getting tired of the mostly right wing perspectives on collapse. The right-wing luddites are more likely to acknowledge collapse, conspiracy, and depopulation. Of course they are signs of the apocalypse and the return of Jesus Christ. On the other hand the progressives keep trying to bring about the “great society”, the “rainbow nation”, the “multi-polar world order”, and the “REAL democracy”.
So much hopium on the left. Somehow secular fantasies are more delusional than religious ones.
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Try not to think about it. They’re too far gone and irredeemable.
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One has to admit, this is a lot slicker in presentation than the 1940’s camps.
‘And when you come to realise that, whatever efforts you make, your carbon footprint is still way too big, be assured we have the ultimate solution – the luxury, net zero, suicide pod. So, don’t ever feel your personalised zero-carbon goal is out of reach. We can do it!’
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I’ve been putting carbon in the atmosphere in earnest the last few days. Highs about 35F and lows about 21F. Not that cold, but the house I’m in has no insulation or vapor barrier. It’s like trying to heat a tent. I excite the air molecules and the walls immediately put a chill on them. I won’t need the pod, they’ll find me as a frozen stiff.
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“Kanye Was Right” – Black CoinDesk Journalist Fired for Noticing That Everyone at FTX Was Jew
https://www.unz.com/aanglin/kanye-was-right-black-coindesk-journalist-fired-for-noticing-that-everyone-at-ftx-was-jew/
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The Jews have earned their place in dissipative history. If it weren’t for their uncontrollable greed the rest of us wouldn’t have gotten the loans to build-out this Megacancer in record time. But all good Ponzies eventually collapse when they reach the limits to growth.
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FTX partnership with Ukraine is latest chapter in shady Western aid saga
https://thegrayzone.com/2022/11/15/ftx-ukraine-western-aid/
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Dave Chappelle Tricked SNL Producers by Giving Them Fake Monologue During Dress Rehearsal
https://summit.news/2022/11/15/dave-chappelle-tricked-snl-producers-by-giving-them-fake-monologue-during-dress-rehearsal/
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I like Chapelle and was surprised at what I was hearing on SNL.
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Stupid goy. Put him in chains or better yet, give him a loan.
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That must be the “beauty is only skin deep” contest.
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Pretty much all the Jews I know around here (many.many) are somewhere between liberal and far left on social issues. Finacially, they’re all pretty conservative. Some will admit (in private, just to me) that they support Trump, but they vote Biden anyway. If I was a Jew, I’d vote for Trump, just because I feel he’s more likely to support Isreal. But I sure don’t know that.
None of it makes any sense to me. I voted a couple of times, maybe 30 years ago. I still feel kind of stupid and dirty from the experience.
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I have to guess that “syrian girl”, whoever he may be, has his own agenda, whatever that may be. I guess.
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“Look Bibi, I bring you a goy popular with the slaves. He does a lot of God talk popular with the slaves. We’ll bring him to heel and then he will do our will. “
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I don’t understand why anyone would think that any cryptocurrency is worth anything to begin with. But there’s a lot of things out there that I don’t understand.
Maybe a couple of things that I do understand work to explain a lot of things I don’t understand.
1. People are greedy.
2. People will find ways to believe in just about anything that they want to believe in.
https://www.oftwominds.com/blog.html
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I’m waiting for them to reveal the new energy source to back the complexity as things already begin to collapse.
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There’s an attendant at a local store, obviously male, who would dress himself up as a female, and expect to be addressed as such, I guess. In any event, I always addressed him as “dude”. As in: “Dude, do you have such and such?” He was upset for awhile, I guess. But I’ve recently noticed that he’s gone back to dressing and acting as a male.
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My brother/sister says he’s going to get a job in the circus as the “bearded lady”. I wonder what that pays?
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I have been kind of puzzling around in my brain about how it is that Great Britain is still a functioning entity. I guess that thier corruption (“financial services”), for lack of a better word, and the military support (strong arm, “muscle”) of the USA, in their corruption, kind of keeps it going. I guess.
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The suicide pod will be unnecessary in this case, but should do a thriving business in Canada. The Global Leadership Goons will get the job done one way or another.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/health-news/aindrila-sharma-passes-away-at-24-due-to-cardiac-arrest-why-are-young-people-dying-because-of-heart-diseases/ar-AA14k0bc?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=da07b44e65bc463a9d5a220a8ea9ac2e
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“7. Eating too many saturated fats”
They are still pushing this nonsense since 1956. It was never true. That study was paid for by Proctor and Gamble to defend Crisco’s plant-based margerine against animal-based butter. The same doctor’s who said smoking was safe.
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Again, as always, after reading JHK, I have to think: None of this will happen. DT will not be charged with anything. The Repubs will not impeach Biden. “The People” will not wake up to the Covid scam. Etc. No one will be charged with anything.
There may be some sort of very large financial hiccup in early 2023. It will be part of a larger unraveling of the financial schemeing that has taken over the industrial west. But again, no one will be charged or held accoutable in any way.
You’d have to indict the system. Not going to happen. The system will fall apart due to lack of enrergy and resources. The population will be reduced to something well under 500 million, over the course of the next 50 or so years.
No one’s to blame for any of it. Finger pointing is a child’s game, driven by envy and a false sense of righteousness. I’d say.
https://kunstler.com/clusterfuck-nation/the-solemn-stillness-before-winter/
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No one is to blame for overshoot, but someone is to blame for the AIDS and Covid-19 pandemics.
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I tend to disagree. At the core of things, nobody “does” anything. We are all just part of the shit that happens to be happening. Everybody just does what they’re prompted to do at any given moment. It just seems like the best the thing to do at the moment, so that’s what they do. It may piss other people off, but that what seems best to them at the moment. If it pisses enough people off, they may make rules about it. Because that seems like the best thing to do at the moment. On and on, no way out. None that I can see anyway.
So, AIDS came from a virus enhanced by green monkey, I guess. Covid 19 came from some bat virus floating around in a lab, I guess. Shit happens, I guess.
Good luck in finding someone to blame in either case. Won’t happen.
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Yes, there is plenty of blame for all to share. Seek revenge as you see fit.
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I blame “God” such a greedy bastard to create such monsters just to create a little energy dissipation.
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Maybe that was Lucifer’s reasoning when he rebelled, after being commanded to bow down to newly-minted Man?
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From what I hear, hell’s fire is an orgy of dissipation. Perhaps our own eagerness to transgress any and all moral behaviors in order to dissipate is Lucifer’s entertainment.
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We are the most successful “species” on the planet because we evolved to become rRNA and create new tools to access fossil fuels and previously unexploitable things like uranium and biomass that previously had an EROEI that was too low. Successful like a cancer (and programmed to go for the gusto with our dopamine and opioids).
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After watching “The Spider’s Web: Britain’s Second Empire” I came to the conclusion that I’ve been unfair to the Jewish bankers. It seems there exist an equal or greater number of dodgy English bankers doing dirty deeds. But should we be surprised considering the Maximum Power Principle? We now have the uncivilized Jewglish bankers (useless eaters) against the uncivilized Juggaloes and Pink Hairs (useless eaters) of the world. Who will win this battle of the dissipatives? The Jewglish bankers have certainly landed the first blow with their virus and vaccines, inducing the mindless rabble to inject themselves with a slow acting poison and sterility agent. First round to Jewglish bankers. Unfortunately the Jewglish bankers and their American Deep State have infiltrated almost every office, including those initially meant to serve and protect the Juggaloes and Pink Hairs. Meanwhile on the Eastern Front the Jewglish throw lives away in the Ukraine like Cantor Fitzgerald employees free-falling from the upper floors of the World Trade Towers, all in hopes for a controlled demolition of Putin’s Russia.
Which dissipatives will get the energy? It seems like the German’s and English and most of Europe have been knocked-out early in the game, but it was all for “the greater good”. The Saudis still have some but seem intent on wasting it internally on projects like NEMO which will end-up as just another dead fish. The Russians are preparing their nukes in defense of their stockpile. Meanwhile when listening to my AM radio I would occasionally come upon a Quebec station speaking French and various Hispanic stations speaking Spanish. But now I’ll have to add a Chinese station. Seems odd to have a station broadcasting Chinese on the AM band. Maybe it’s some of Trudeau’s friends setting-up shop. After all, once the vaccine die-off is over there will be more lebensraum for everyone, or at least for a chosen group, the ones that are obedient, work hard, love social credit scores and don’t ask questions.
Look here, the City of London has caught one of the enemy useless eaters.
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I’d call that painting: ‘Near last orders at the pub’……
Or, ‘The party you regret coming to’…..
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I think the Jesus figure is saying to himself, “Forgive them, they know not what they do.”, like you might do for a dog that kills the neighbors pet rabbit. A pretty astute saying even today.
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A good essay by Dave Pollard: http://howtosavetheworld.ca/ and please read the latest at http://www.surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com
From here on out, I don’t think things will be getting any easier.
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TM thinks in terms of trend inflexsions. I think in terms of trend discontinuities. We’ll see who turns out being right.
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The inflexion point like when your kidneys begin to shut down and the bowels stop working and you can no longer eat. At that point the discontinuity can’t be far away.
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Yes, ‘discontinuities’, exactly right.
Tim Morgan, despite his obvious intellect, is too civilised, too English – and of a certain generation – to get it right.
He also lives, comfortably, on a pleasant holiday island island in the Med: perhaps not the best observation point.
He is very foolish when he makes it clear that he thinks governments will generally ‘try to do the best thing’ for the governed, even if their policies are in error.
How can one be so naive at his age? And he is not as ignorant of history as most.
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I thought that was a pretty good prayer by DP. I know I pray all the time, not that I believe in God or anything like that. But what else you gonna do?
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Perhaps sacrifice a turkey? Happy Thanks-to-God Giving for blessing us with other meaty dissipatives to eat.
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Just a little more blather about central banks, money supply, supply manipulation, etc. I guess that my take away is that “everybody” thinks in terms of money and debts, not energy and resources. They developed these (bad?) habits during times of largess. Those times are over, but they’re still stuck with their old habits.
For example, just after the war, the BoJ bought up a bunch of destroyed assets at face value, as if they were not destroyed. So, in an era of growth, the asset owners were able to turn these assets around, make them productive once again. This, of course, was an early example of what we now call QE. But the days of easy, world wide, growth are long gone. So QE dosen’t work anymore. But the mental habits remain. I guess.
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I wonder how many more times we’ll rebuild war or hurricane devastated areas. Until the homeowners, businesses and municipalities can no longer afford the insurance? Lost job, insurance dropped, house destroyed, the end. Move along. Although, if you have a mortgage, insurance is required. I would hate to be caught in that financial vise.
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Insurance is gonna be really interesting over the next decade. I worked for Marsh McLennan (risk/reinsurance) and as you might expect, insurance actuaries are a sober bunch of realists. Hard decisions dead ahead! https://www.marshmclennan.com/
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The last thing an actuary wants to say is “we didn’t see that one coming.”
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I guess that my other take away is that because”finance”, money manipulation has taken on such a large role in the world economy, largly replacing what might be called the “real” economy, the manipulation of goods and services, it is finance that must be protected. Which just seems natural, and, like all human endeavors, doomed to failure.
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Bitcoin will save us.
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I kinda think that there’s some large % of people who think themselves as being “good”, no matter the situation. It’s kinda like: If something “bad” happens, it’s someone else’s fault. If something “good” happens, then it’s a deserved outcome of some sort. That seems to be a common logic.
At least that’s my observation.
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Primo Levi’s account of life in Auschwitz is valuable for its view of raw human nature.
Greeks robbed people in order to survive , for instance, but never murdered them directly: other races strangled or suffocated their victims without pity.
He observed that the ‘hut leaders’ – who were almost always civilian criminals – often chose a few people to whom they were kind, gave extra food and good clothing and so on: they seemed to need to feel that they were in some way decent and good, and had used their temporary power to help someone.
The Communists didn’t care what happened to ‘non-believers’, and, as group, had a higher survival-rate. Their favouritism was systematic and ideological, and they also thought of themselves as the good people.
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Even as they do dirty deeds to get energy and are quite greedy, people must convince themselves that they are “good” in order to assure themselves a place in heaven. It is important to be good, but also important to compete for the energy, not always playing nice or by the rules. If the “evil” becomes too great then one can go to the confessional and ask for forgiveness and leave some fuel for the church in their will to maintain the church in their existence as a dissipator. The church will make an appeal to God directly for their own trespasses. If you are not sincere, then God will hit you with a lightning bolt.
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It’s another national day of dissipation: Black Friday. Hurray!
Dissipative structure: a temporary arrangement of atoms and molecules which increase the dissipation of energy in a local environment. The above average flow of energy is used to build and operate the structure until it is no longer functionally able to dissipate energy.
Needless to say, almost everything we build and do is of this nature. Human beings are arranged to dissipate other biological organisms. The homes, restaurants, schools, hospitals, factories, baseball stadiums, transportation vehicles and so on are arranged to dissipate fossil fuel energy primarily, but also nuclear, gravitational, solar, wind, and biomass to a lesser extent.
The competition for energy is a sight to behold as humans bash each other to get the lion’s share of meat, to be number one, to be the “winner”. But are they really winners? It seems to me that they are only the universe’s tools to maximize energy dissipation and have been programmed through evolution to behave in this way. Is the winner really the winner, or just an overworked tool sent on a fool’s errand to chase a carrot until the structure accumulates enough damage to lose its functionality. I believe this to be the case and therefore the biggest tools are the ones that work tirelessly to consume the most resources with over-sized homes, private jets and mega-yachts. You go get it boys and girls, you stupid tools. But how else could it be, they have no agency to change nature’s programming. Nature wants greedy dissipators and invented dopamine, opioids and a virtual self to make sure nothing was left unburned.
Surely the humans will ignite everything that is possible to burn and succumb to starvation even before their bodies incur the damages of old age. Those that try to ring-fence a supply of energy for personal dissipation while others starve will be the first to be made to share. Those that try to save future dissipation through accumulation of currencies or shares in industrial dissipative structure stocks will, in due time, find the cupboard bare. For nature it’s just a matter of business and humans can easily become just another obsolete and discarded tool in a long history of dissipation.
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Kinda funny, if you read some astrophysic type statistics, the Sun contains about 99% of all the mass (matter) in the solar system. So, the solar system can, i guess, be characterized as the sun + some orbiting debris.
In that vein, I’d have to say that humans are some organic debris crawling around on some cosmic (to be generous) debris.
The sooner all this bullshit is over with, the better it will be for all concerned. I guess.
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I would watch more videos, but I’m trying to stay within a fairly strict bandwidth usage limit.
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God works in mysterious ways but has always loved a huge dissipative with big teeth.
This one was a favorite of God’s during its time. Always on the prowl for unwary vegans or dead ones.
The Megalodon sp. was another impressive form created by God to release energy from unwary sea dwellers. To God, the dissipation of energy is an opioid experience.
What happened here? Is God losing it? Look at the teeth, pathetic. But undoubtedly this slinky, slimy predator ate plenty of fossil fuels and dissipated with the best of them.
More typical human dissipatives, absolutely giggly in anticipation of consuming their prey (gifts from God) and the opioid release it will produce.
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Humans evoloved as both predator and prey. They fit both roles pretty well. I guess.
They use those big (overly big, per Zappfe) brains for a lot of things other than just figuring out how to make various tools, like how to use other humans as tools . I guess.
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Sometimes humans need help in organizing themselves to live-up to their potential in contributing to universal equilibrium. They try to save-up energy so that they don’t run out which may lead to personal disintegration, but there always seems to be another dissipative willing to assist the universe by sticking a straw into and sucking the energy out of those savings.
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We had a power outage in our area this evening. Prepper world is all geared up for the collapse of industrial civilization, but sometimes the problem is just dumb humans.
https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2022/11/outages-in-montgomery-co-after-small-plane-crashes-into-power-lines/
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Looks like he was flying a little low. Maybe his dissipating plane was having trouble accessing the EM energy in the fuel and the propeller started sputtering. I suppose he’s lucky that his body wasn’t the path of least resistance between the power lines. In any case, the silly technological animations continue in their dissipative function. I’m sure the power crews did their best to get the copper conduits functioning again so that furnace blowers could once again restore homeostatic conditions to the local cells.
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Oh yeah, the heroic crews restored the conduits to functioning condition in about four hours, so we could continue dissipating.
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One good reason, among many, to stay away from upstate NY.
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I keep getting “This video is restricted.” messages and I can’t seem to turn it off.
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Huh? don’t know. Loads and plays with no problem on my end. It’s just a bunch of snow anyway.
I remember driving through/around upstate NY during the winter a number of years ago. I remember thinking to myself: Oh, so this what Siberia is like.
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I’ll figure it out eventually, something to do with Youtube controls. I’ve been wondering where the sweet spot is, not to hot and not too cold, plenty of rain and rich soil with a fairly low population density. Maybe silly to consider since I’m of limited duration and the kids will settle wherever they can find a job. Maybe I’ll just bequeath them each a wood stove, down sleeping bag, solar panel and a window A/C unit.
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I believe people in the old US used to leave a Dutch oven in their final will and testament?
But no need for that if they’ll be eating microwaved Bill’s Bugs……
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This is just Buffalo lake effect snow. My brother lives in Rochester 60 miles east and they got none of that. I was supposed to drive over there that weekend, we had tickets for a Buffalo Bills game. The game got moved to Detroit. The same thing happened to us 8 years ago. Had tickets for a Bills game in November, huge lake effect storm and the game got moved to Detroit. I told my brother we had tickets for the only two NFL games that ever got cancelled due to weather. What are the odds of that? Maybe should have bought a Power Ball ticket.
I have become a huge Bills fan. I figure anyone who lives in a shit hole like Buffalo deserves a Super Bowl team.
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Buffalo looks like a pretty typical concrete, crusty techno tumor. Add a few feet of snow to that and the kids can stay home and make snow caves (if they wear avalanche beacons) while mom and dad sip hot chocolate and stare at the Bills tickets on the kitchen table.
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This “investor” is monitoring the flow of energy derived from fossil fuels as it flows into “the cool” through the various dissipative structures. The idea is to own the structures that provide the highest return or EROEI after taxes etc. so that the returns can be saved or squandered by oneself or clients. I wonder if he has the face of a pig. Oink. Oink. How about China, oink, oink. Klaus Schwab says China is a model country with low-paid, cooperative, obedient and monitored rRNA. Apple, producer of the human capture device, likes China too. Blackrock says China is a good place to put your capital. Americans and Chinese think that homes are a good investment even though they’re not very good at sourcing energy for growth, while oil and coal companies are struggling to bring forth more food for the whole operation. What do they expect the outcome to be when the bond energy between fossil fuel molecules has ceased flowing through the techno and human dissipatives? Maybe they should work harder to ring-fence some of that fuel, oink, oink. Or perhaps they should steal someone else’s honey pot.
In the end, in our own greedy little way, a characteristic much appreciated by the universe, we nudged the aether ever so slightly towards a state of equal distribution and rest, our sole raison d’etre.
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Like the desk of my old friend who owned a hedge fund on the City of London (and US): for entertainment, they had a huge TV playing sports channels.
Although ‘poor’ in Western terms, I always thought my day was spent much more sanely and pleasantly.
What was the phrase they used? Oh yes: ‘Shaking the money tree’.
Wrong, as it can’t renew like an old-growth forest……
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More like shaking someone else’s money tree. I think they’re a little unconscious, being run by algorithms set down by evolution. Power lunches, trophy wives, vacations to brag about, multi-chambered homes where various other trophies can be displayed, super-yachts, jets……………… They have to be ranked highly as superior dissipators to have a sense of self-worth and accomplishment. They’re great tools for the universe.
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Something has to feed the sense of self-worth, I suppose, or we would just fade away and die; they choose the most obvious and banal, which certainly buy instant respect and awe.
I’d point to the things I have made, rather than purchased; and very few indeed would respect that as an achievement or view me as having any desirable status.
Inuit would feel really miserable once they could no longer hunt or have a hut full of children, which is as basic as it gets! retirement and dependence were pure misery for then.
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In a social situation people seem to be uncomfortable if they’re not contributing in some manner. It’s as if they fear being culled as a useless eater. It seems to be hardwired.
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I broke down and bought Martin Butler’s book, “A Minority Interest”, $35 on Amazon. I’m pretty hesitant about buying any book, ever. But I figured that my local libraries will never get it. So I figured that I’d give it a shot.
I read maybe the first ten pages last night. Pretty basic, but so far, so good. It reads well, and is decently edited. I have to think that it is self published. I’ll check on that.
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I didn’t know Martin had any books available. Thirty-five dollars is a little pricey, but why would Martin short change himself in the “will to power”. It will be something you can leave the grandkids. But tell them not to read it until after the age of twenty-five when they have a few of life’s scars. For dissipatives the “will to power” comes down to making sure the metabolism always has enough energy available so that you don’t reach equilibrium or the lowest energy state provided by the environment. Even after you’re dead it takes a while to reach the lowest energy state. But once you’re dead, you’re not going to restart the engine nor retrieve the mini-me. Struggle, struggle, struggle to keep all of the metabolic balls in the air and then you’re worn out and suffer some sort of system failure. Hopefully by that time your sperm has shared vital info with egg and you’ve passed the torch of suffering on to the next generation cell colony. It sort of explains why humans and society are all about money, money, money, being number one, competition, getting into the right school and so on ad nauseum.
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I didn’t attend quite the right school in England, but I hear that recently it’s become much sought after among ambitious parents.
Probably much better in my day: relaxed, 2nd-rate, no real social cachet, but all the teachers from Oxford and Cambridge and a nice atmosphere. Zero bullying, for instance.
I’ve always found the intense competition in education deeply puzzling and boring, and foolish, but there is a logic to it which I can see now.
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I moved from a highly relaxed public school in sixth grade to a more formal private school requiring ties and little gray blazers with school patches. It was the place to be if you didn’t want to mingle with the commoners, although the principal purposefully inducted some kids from the “jungle” just so we could have a more complete preparation. I think some of the teachers were also from the jungle. One provided favored students with drugs and another ended-up running a high-class call service while the principal ran-off with his secretary. I should start a school called “Nucleolus” where all kids can become functional, mindless mRNA. Oh wait, we already have that in plentitude, named after educators, presidents, civil rights leaders and other questionables.
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The Elusive Truths’ YT channel has stuff on the Neuralink people.
‘We can revive your brain after an hour of no blood supply!’
Yeah? No thanks, fuck off. Who said I wanted to be Undead?
What creeps!
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Why come back for more abuse?
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‘Ve can revive you to make more of ze experiments on you!’
No thanks, Frankenschwabmusk!
A hybrid tech-bio entity with the individual ‘consciousness’ of the ‘elites’ uploaded for ever is their aim, I’m sure.
No different to the pharoahs seeking to evade death and reincarnation through embalming and entombment in pyramids.
Nothing unusual in this fantasy, it’s all so very old.
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And to feed the singularity project, they must have all zee energy and absolute sacrifice and cooperation. I find it a relief that they will all eventually die. We need some new make-believe, the old stuff is getting stale. Maybe after the collapse.
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Nate Hagens interviews Patrick Ophuls aka William Ophuls. Haven’t listened to much, but surely worthwhile.
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NH is never, ever, worth listening to. that’s not an opinion, that’s a fact, based on numerous observations. kinda like, the Earth is not flatter, and that it orbits the Sun, that kind of thing.
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I would have to characterize NH as a fat faced piece of shit.
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I don’t know of, nor have I ever listened PO. But he can go suck a dick also. I guess.
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Such a visceral hatred. Do go on.
Probably just a rehash of what we already realize. As a dissipative it’s surely better to have a good meal and a seat by a crackling fire. I think we’ve already pondered the imponderable and found it ponderable. Perhaps we should think about what’s outside the known universe or figure out the aether as the ultimate destination of entropy or figure out how to keep the cold air from coming in the cracks around the door. Later, if not preserved for posterity, the bacteria and fungi will look at the tangled web of dendrites and say, “Wow, what could they have been thinking.” And that will be as far as it goes.
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If Nate told the truth that humanity is headed for a mass dieoff and very likely extinction how would he get hired by a major university to teach a class called Reality 101? He was a regular on Jay Hanson’s dieoff lists 15-20 years ago so he knows pretty much what our biology and thermodynamics are leading to.
If you tell people the truth you pretty much end up like me with no friends and no social life. Fortunately I find socializing with most people gives me a headache.
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Jay finally figured he had wasted much of his time and should have been doing something more enjoyable. Nate calls people “energy blind” and wants to enlighten them to our predicament, but most people being made of cells, move away from negative stimuli (no energy, collapse) and move towards positive stimuli (more energy, growth) as if they were a Euglena sp. with an eyespot moving towards and away from light. How many universities would allow me to teach students about their status as rRNA in an up-scale repeat of biological cellularity? That would be a net negative on revenues and like the Euglena sp. the administration would move towards the light of money and growth.
Most people don’t want the negativity. They’ll be swimming towards the light when something grabs them from behind.
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This guy that posted at http://www.surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com makes some good points. Even though all eight billion people on the planet are not directly involved in accessing and refining the fossil fuels, they are a part of the distribution system that gets rid of it and continues adding layers of complexity until it’s all gone.
EnergyAndEntropy
on December 1, 2022 at 7:45 pm said:
Coal has not taken over wood as the primary energy source before 60 years of its mass production started in America – no matter how coal is more energy-dense than wood.
To date, production of coal in the US is in full swing, no matter how much oil is burned day in day out. Wood, too.
Oil has not replaced coal but added to it, and coal has not replaced wood but added to it.
Crude oil refineries are not a product of oil only, but rather all the coal and wood that have come and burned before the refineries – ages before the first steam engine.
One is never able to claim – this barrel of oil is all what was needed to build this system – as the barrel itself is only a product of more barrels, coal, wood, solar and Life that have come before it.
Therefore, Alaska oil has been a sub product of Ghawar and all the energies burned before it, and Ghawar is a sub product of Pennsylvania and Texas oil, American coal, wood, and British coal and wood that have burned before Ghawar…
Our Western Civilisation has been no more than a fossil fuels-extraction operation.
Despite humans think today that only a minority of them is working on the extraction of fossil resources worldwide, the truth is – all humans are 24/7 dedicated to extract fossil resources, no matter how the process became refined for the purpose of the social contract, so some of them are seen today Prime Ministers, some others prostitutes, doctors, lawyers, soldiers, scientists, engineers, artists – and so on…
If humans were throwing buckets and ropes to thousands of feet deep in the underground to bring fossil resources to the surface, how many of them are needed to bring up 8 billion tonnes of coal yearly, 100 million barrels of oil and atmospheres of natural gas daily?
The answer is: 8 billion people – strong.
“Energy, like time, flows from past to future”
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Yeah, it’s kinda like figuring the ERoEI of a solar panel. If you figure in all of global industry to make a panel, it has to come out way negative. I guess.
I have to think that ff’s have displaced wood as an energy source (it all comes down to burning something), at least in some parts of the world. I sometimes see old photos of the northeast, here, in CT, and some areas had been absolutely stripped of tress. There’s lot’s of second and third (fourth?) growth forest growing around here these days, among the houses in the perpetual suburbs.
Around here, pretty much everbody that I know heats their house with either gas or oil. A few might use electricity, which means they use gas or coal, with maybe a little uranium thrown into the mix.
One of my neighbors went hog wild and pretty much coated his house with solar panels. Says to me: “See, I’m gonna heat my house with solar.” I just kinda chuckled and told him, “yeah, sounds good to me.”
These days, down in VA, the SE in general, large tracts of plantation grown trees are stripped of trees. they’re then processed, packed onto trains and boats, and sent to Germany, so the Krauts can burn them. Go figure…
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Sometimes I’ll see a mature tree hanging out in a cemetery or in the yard of an 18th century home, but most have been burned or been used to make the skeletons of the tech cells, pallets, flooring or furniture. You could cover the roof of the house I’m in and the backyard with solar panels and it wouldn’t generate enough energy to heat this house.
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Last reference to Glenn Beck, he was performing lude acts of praise with Netanyahu. Now he’s stroking Musk’s chips. It’s a “miracle”. The damned iPhone isn’t good enough as a control device, they’ll eventually have to wire the whole thing into your brain. The chipped class will only be improved in their capacity as slaves. When the singularity comes, we’ll all be of a single chipped mind.
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No Fizz in the Jizz. No Steam in the Cream. Less Hum in the Cum – the “declining sperm count” headlines write themselves. “Counting sperm is difficult”: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/human-sperm-counts-declining-worldwide-study-finds-180981138/
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That’s O.K., they’ll be growing humans in test tubes soon and everyone will be completely sexless like bee colony drones. They’ll look something like this:
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Hey, we’ll need nuclear-waste disposal experts like Sam Brinton to oversee an orderly winding-down of the system before modern civilization collapses, so the toxic radioactive legacy we’ll get stuck with won’t be as bad as it otherwise might be. Sam really knows what he’s doing, those in charge are looking out for our best interests, right? Just needs to stop pinching other folks’ Vera Bradley luggage at airport baggage-claim carousels…
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I think he was the perfect choice. He/she seems like someone that would gladly load-up some dirty bomb ingredients for shipment to Ukraine. Maybe in Vera Bradley bags.
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This guy seems pretty funny. I have to laugh at his choice of pronouns, “they” or “them” as opposed to “he” or “she” or even “he/she”. I think it’s even funnier that people go along with this fucking clown show. Like in this article, I was confused at first:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11487033/Sam-Brinton-Bidens-nuclear-waste-guru-spoke-spanking-seminar-weeks-bag-theft.html
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Evolution throws-up some seemingly strange phenotypes. Brinton seems to be a pretty successful energy dissipator. I wonder if he’ll pass-on those characteristics or they’ll sink into oblivion like our civilization. Time will tell.
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Must be 5 or 6 years ago. I was at function at Yale. Not like I have any association with Yale, I just happened to be there. Anyhoo, someone asked me what my prefered pronoun was. It was the first and only time anyone had asked me such a question. So I was confused. I happened to be with a woman (why else would I be at Yale?). I had to ask her, WTF is this guy asking me? She said: just tell him you don’t care. So that’s what I did.
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I still get confused with names etc. with my trans brother and his adopted trans daughter. I have to think and speak slowly to get it right. The only concern I would have as a parent is that gender change might have some impact on reproduction and that’s what biological dissipatives are all about, eating (dissipating energy) and using some of that energy to reproduce. But since there probably won’t be an environment anyone would want to live in, including the temporary tech system with imposed social credit grading etc., I wouldn’t much care if they reproduced or not. There won’t be a whole lot to dissipate. Carry on the family name? Forget it.
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Folks at the State Department are enthusiastic pronouners – State is woke big-time…
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The latest bombshell report from the New York Post: a former EcoHealth Alliance scientist has published a book stating that COVID-19 was engineered, escaped from the lab in Wuhan, and was funded by the U.S. government.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/scientist-who-worked-at-wuhan-lab-says-covid-was-man-made-virus/ar-AA14RQbg?cvid=6f0ba7be4973455dacf6042d4d800755
Hmm… “conspiracy theory”? It’s no longer a theory, there really was a conspiracy. I wonder how Fauci, Daszak and Co. will explain away this one, and now Chris Martenson has his hot little hands on the unredacted FOIA e-mails from early 2020, when they were cooking up the scheme to push the natural-origin narrative.
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Obviously cooked-up, spliced and diced and patented over many years. A real Frankenstein monster finished-up overseas with the full cooperation and knowledge of the Chinese who are now locking things down like the grim reaper had escaped. The chances of something like this escaping from a lab were statistically known. The chances someone with an agenda would purposefully release it were even greater. A bioweapon project of the Deep State with Chinese cooperation?
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Didn’t know that Tim Watkins had made some videos. Found this one at http://www.un-denial.com.
Tim makes a good point that cycles have dominated mankind and nature for millions of year until the take-off of industrial civilization and that we have now likely reached the end of “progress”. One must reflect on the fact that biological cells and organisms do not strive for “progress” in information mutation or alteration. Any change, even though it seems fortuitous at the moment, has a chance of upsetting the “balance of nature.” Every change must tested for its reproducibility in a life cycle. Can the technological structures with an average life of two-hundred years give back their building blocks to be used by later generations? No. Even at the peak of fossil fuel use, there was and could be no provision for adequate recycling. Also, even if it were possible to recycle, the ecosystem would likely die from exposure, if not from the first round.
The only answer is to shrink humans to the size of ants where a full expression of their technological prowess will require much less energy and resources.
Here’s a World Economic Forum prototype:
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Shrinking of humans through genetic engineering has been advocated by some, in order – no surprise – to reduce the Carbon Footprint.
I recall a puny little Asian genetics expert on a panel pointing to himself as the ideal model for the new Hom. Sap.
‘I’m the smallest person here’, he squeaked, implying it was nothing to object to.
He was all for engineering humans so they can’t stomach meat, either.
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They only need CRISPR-in the genes responsible for dwarfism and we’ll be on our way. Dwarves have normal IQ and lifespan. We could replace McMansions with Mini-Mansions and travel by pod in pneumatic, torpedo tubes. We could regrow the Amazon and a couple of crickets would be a full meal. We just have to learn to adapt.
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A species would never design its own replacement, but a mindless rRNA functioning in a technological organization might create a superior, inorganic rRNA leading to its own demise. Sorry kids, it’s just a matter of business and energy dissipation.
https://www.brighteon.com/c68dba05-1633-4fb1-a673-9bbe45703cf4
Why would gunmen shoot-up North Carolina sub-stations when there are so many more deserving places. Silicon Valley comes to mind.
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That’s how I see the people at DeepMind: clever people mindlessly beavering away to construct their replacements with robotics and AI.
They never stop to wonder just why they are being funded so lavishly and to what ultimate purpose.
Of course some of them might despise their evolved ‘meat machine’ bodies and fully support the whole project, consciously.
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“Beavering away.” I think that’s a good description. They want to control the algorithms of other people’s brains with their creations when their own brains are controlled by organic algorithms that have them “beavering away.”
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From a letter by C S Lewis discussing science fiction writing in the 1950’s:
‘Technology per se is neutral: but a race devoted to the increase of its own power by technology, with complete indifference to ethics, does seem to me to be a cancer in the Universe.’
Substitute ‘limits’ for ‘ethics’ and he is spot on.
He also surmised that it would end in ‘a kind of devil worship’, and that an expansionist human species would logically seek to destroy all other forms of life as competitors, on earth and beyond.
And an expansionist tech-human hybrid might come to the same conclusion.
For now we seem to be seeing what happens when the owners of the technology address limits seriously: exterminate and enslave the remnants of natural humans, and modify them genetically, while still nurturing the technological cancer.
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The technological cancer being the survival ‘Ark’ referred to by Nosferatu Hariri.
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Sometimes, when I see an Ark like this one, I feel that some mental intervention or a brain chip might be necessary.
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A great day out for all the inbred family. Maybe some snake wrestling too?
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Only in Kentucky.
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Information like DNA rolls-out the complexity to create organization capable of dissipating energy gradients. Positive changes, conserved in the DNA, will add to the flow of energy and result in greater fitness. Changes to DNA in human progenitors resulted in humans that acted more and more like rRNA with the information manipulating and matter bonding organs to facilitate that transformation. The flow of energy accelerated with new gradients opening-up including the fossil fuels. Humans and their technological cells and processes could proliferate. Investigation and mathematical description of the universe could compound.
“Technology cannot put up with intuitions and literature. It must necessarily don mathematical vestments. Everything in human life that does not lend itself to mathematical treatment must be excluded – because it is not a possible end for technique – and left to the sphere of dreams. – Jacque Ellul – “The Technological Society”.
Mathematics applied to the world facilitates precise manipulation of the world by “technique”. Most of the people in the science and technology fields sit in their cells devising new technology without even asking WTF an I doing. They’re perfectly evolved to be clueless rRNA molecules at the human scale.
“Even Einstein and Oppenheimer uttered banalities and revealed a pedestrian understanding of anything (such as humanity or morality) outside of their specialty.”
– Jacque Ellul
“A world ruled by scientists and technicians even as brilliant as they were is frightening.” – Jacque Ellul.
Each human RNA has a small portion of the information in which they specialize and manipulate. Unlike the more simple system of the cell in which all rRNA are adept at linking the twenty or so amino acids together, the human RNA must specialize in a small subset of information and manipulations. Even though the technologists like to disparage the common human, they can defend any claim of superiority as they are behaving as mindless molecules guided simply by maximization of profit and growth regardless of moral or ethical concerns.
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Yes, humans, like their prototype, molecular RNA, cannot “plan” anything. They can only manipulate substrate as it might be presented. However, humans can, and most decidedly do, take credit for having foresight and wisdom and such when the substrate falls in line. The poor molecules don’t have that advantage.
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One of the glaringly, huge problems with human history, is that by and large, we are presented with the success. The inumerable losses are just ignored. Except for recently, black and trans people and such are often now presented in a new light, the oppressed. Why is that? A portent. The crow that cannot be ignored…
However, the (unconsious, obligatory, mandatory) scramble and jostle for resources will go on as ever. Of that you can be sure…
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Their plans seem to parallel the hardwiring in their brains.
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Ellul is good, very good. Ah James, your intellectual soulmate!
I actually met the chief ‘philosopher’ at DeepMind the other day, but social niceties prevented my grabbing him by the collar and asking him ‘WTF are you doing, do you have any real idea?!’
I hear though that he is rather unhappy, but it pays very, very well and so……
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Next time tell him that the universe is actually very shallow and that all of the complexity is mostly just meaningless foam stirred by crashing EM radiation.
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I didn’t listen to the interview. But I can say that Catton’s book was an early favorite of mine. It still is, a favorite of mine that is, but I haven’t re-read in some years at this point.
Over the years I’ve tried to get other people to read it, with limited sucess, as is to be expected. I don’t offer any books to anybody any more, unless it, the book, happens to be on one of Ophra’s lists. Just kidding.
But really, I live with a woman who drives a Prius and yells at me when I put recyling stuff in the wrong container. Anything consumed must be preapproved by the proper authority. Maybe I should send a copy of Catton’s book to Anthony Fauci. He could then read it and approve it for consumpsion by all. Maybe Sam Brinton will review it, that should suffice. He/she (they) have the currently popular “trans” credentials. Just kidding.
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The bone-heads who not only deny that we are in over-shoot, but deny that it is possible even in theory, drive me nuts : it’s like denying death as the inevitable termination of one’s life.
The think that ‘over-shoot’ is nothing more than a concept based only on the hatred of elites for the common people, window-dressing for misanthropy, not on the objective observation of natural systems and fundamental calculations of resources .
Just get rid of elites, and on we go as normal……
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I don’t hate “elites”. I kind of put them in the same mental catagory as “trans” people. I just don’t much care about them, one way or the other. People love to wave about their status signals (du jour), in all sorts of ways. Mostly I just look at them and think, “Well, that’s pretty fucking stupid.”
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I suppose Catton was watching the concrete crud creeping-up the sides of Mt. Rainier. Don’t lend your copy of “Overshoot” to Sam Brinton or you’ll never get it back. Maybe he’ll trade you a Sexy Spanking for Dummies book. But don’t worry about any of this, God will provide with more gifts, he always has. I think it’s more likely that God established some strict rules for the universe which are easily accessible to the human mind and God said, “Ignore them at your peril.”
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Like that stone at Fukoshima reading: ‘Don’t Build Here’.
We’ve plunged on like a puppy thinking ‘Hey, I can chew this! Even better, I can eat it all up!’ about everything it encounters.
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Someone went to the trouble of making and inscribing those stones. You would think people would at least read them and pay attention. I suppose they have that “It’s never going to happen to me.” optimism and there was too much good real estate below the high water mark.
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All of the motion that humans put into play seems to be a derivative of the overall universal entropic process of loss of inertia. Loss of inertia (some call it a big bang) is the process of going from zero manifestation of force and motion and from being in a state of full potential to an obverse equivalent state of zero manifestation of force and motion as found in “heat death”. How long is the initial state of inertia held? One trillionth, trillionth of a second or longer? And does heat death ever truly occur?
In any case, the force and motion part of losing inertia is on-going with entropy and the expansion of the universe. All human motion and behavior, as special as it seems, has no more long-term meaning than random agitation of molecules except that due to information and the non-random arrangement of atoms and molecules it oversees, the rate of entropy or energy dissipation can occur at a rate faster than that occurring in the surrounding, less ordered environment. What is the meaning of life? Scarfing-up energy and dissipating it into the surrounding environment. Like a dust devil it’s just a temporary arrangement, but if your features are adequate you can spin-off some little dust devils to carry forward the universal project. We do have dopamine and opioids to give us the motivation to “do the right thing” in eating and reproducing. There may be other enjoyable pursuits as well that are effective at burning gradient. Whatever releases opioids, whatever “turns you on” can be a good excuse for dissipating some energy. The technological system is the same, being comprised of temporary ordered structures whose purpose is the dissipation of energy. In this technological system humans are key operators in reading the information and building and maintaining the dissipative structures just like the molecular RNA that read the information and code proteins for construction and maintenance of the human form.
It’s really hard to make an argument that we’re doing the wrong thing by dissipating energy at the fastest rate possible. In the ecosystem, a Lotka-Voltera, predator-prey cycle would cull unworthy dissipatives, starved bodies would be recycled and life would go on. But under the current technological circumstances a recovery of the prey biomass (fossil fuels) is not in the cards. We may endure a massive cull from which there is never a recovery. The human RNA should probably abandon technological growth and personal reproduction immediately to avoid the most horrific future circumstance, but as Bill Gates has said, people would never curtail themselves voluntarily. It seems that the New World Order is going to be an opioid stingy place. Maybe that’s what the brain chips are for. “You’ll own nothing and be happy.” The growth period of the human enterprise is like setting-up a Jenga tower with one level of complexity placed upon another. When energy becomes more scarce and a zero-sum situation occurs, some energy or consumption must be taken from lower down in the tower (useless eaters) in order to continue the “march of progress” by placing blocks at the top. Eventually the tower can no longer support the complexity and it collapses, AI, robots and all.
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https://cassandralegacy.blogspot.com/2019/07/a-rare-glimpse-of-how-elite-think-what.html
As usuall, I pretty much agree with what Ugo has to say about things. I could quibble about some details, but not much.
I think his basic premise here is that the “elites” are just as clueless and delusional as everybody and anybody else. It’s just that they have the resources to act on their delusions, whereas the rest of us can just take our delusions to the grave.
Some, both elite and commoner, may go to the grave wondering: “WTF was that all about?” But not many…
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They seem to think that pulling a few more blocks from the base of the Jenga tower to place another layer of complexity on top is the way to go. “AI will rescue us.” “Robots are the future.” “Culling vaccines for everyone.” The technological con-men will be pimping their defective schemes and products until the great dissipative tower collapses.
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Just another good one by Ugo. At least I liked it.
https://cassandralegacy.blogspot.com/2018/08/how-world-elites-are-going-to-betray-us.html
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“Elite” dissipatives. Use the citizens during the good times to amass fortunes and hide from them during the bad times. Bless their hearts.
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Man is the wolf to man. This just seems obvious to me.
Wolfs of all sorts can do nothing else but obey their nature.
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They don’t teach that to the little sheep in school (run by the wolves).
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Lawrence welk and the Lennon Sisters, don’t get much bettern’ that.
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The white man deserves to be stuck in tech cells slapping together amino acids. Here is some real dancing, not the vestigial white version.
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I see white people sitting in chairs on their pasty, coronary rear ends watching the Zulu dancing. They must think they’re the betters. They will die sooner.
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The Wa Watussi girls made a weak effort with their overinflated Watussi beatnik chief. One day they’ll have no rhythm and dopioids will only flow to the hum of a motor or crack of a robotic whip. The Zulu chief dancer didn’t even need to wear shoulder pads to be impressive to the white factory fodder on holiday, a week or a few weeks of freedom from technological enslavement to see how real humans live.
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I like that shoulder shimmy that he does so well.
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It is well done. If the Zulus ever see that it may go viral.
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Good news! “The Ark” complex is growing. We’re soon to have an indoor Jerusalem and a Tower of Babel with rides. Next door will be the new theme park “Hades” with three-headed dogs, the river Styx, vaccine booths, discount alcohol, the wax museum of sudden death and twerking satyrs. (Sponsored by the WEF and Deep State America).
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/the-ark-encounter-site-in-kentucky-is-bigger-than-disneyland-and-still-growing/ar-AA155mQJ?ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=a46c2f690777410583611e31c8d3a3fe
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It’s kinda funny, weird maybe, how christian religion is such a big thing in many parts of the USA. I guess that pretty much nobody goes to church, except maybe the old and the sick, in Europe.
But, I guess that Islam, along with going to the Mosque and such, is a big thing in the Middle East and other places. Those crowds circling that block of rock in Mecca can be impressive.
Christian anti-semitism has often seemed pretty weird to me, seeing that at least half of their Bible was written by and for the Jews. I guess that the Jews back then, in the Old Testiment, were called Cannanites. God was forever telling them and helping them smite the Philistines. Something along those lines…
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People don’t have the time, inclination or energy to figure things out for themselves so ready explanations are provided, herd mentality kicks-in, dissipative structures are built and energy flow commences. Whatever soothes the brain enough to enhance energy dissipation and continuance will likely be a sure winner.
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It’s also funny, to me anyway, how the coastal folks, elite and otherwise, characterize the US christians as being ignorant and stupid, all while paying homage to shibbolleths of their own. I mean, “humanism” as some sort of guiding principle, how ignorant and stupid is that?
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They all look the same to me – dissipatives. Most seem to be jumping through hoops to locate long-lasting, high EROEI energy gradients to drain through themselves and their tech cells. They often use nefarious means, especially those unhindered by religion, to accomplish that task. On the West coast they pray to AI and their religion is robotism which just happens to be their bread and butter.
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The precious metal stackers will certainly have the two coins for the Ferryman.
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It’s four coins now – inflation.
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Two certainties: death, and ever higher death taxes!
Everyone’s a grifter, even Charon the boatman…….
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You have to keep things afloat somehow.
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Don’t forget the pit of burning sulfur with a catwalk going through it in the Hades theme park, with virtual devil avatars jabbing you with prods. Total immersion.
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Oh yeah, that’s the one with Joe and Hunter Biden, Zelensky and Binton animatronics. They call it the “Deepest State of Hell”. There’s also a mock-up of Epstein’s Lolita Express with horny old men brought to states of rigor mortis by darling young girls. You can smell the sulfer and hear the screaming all the way over at the Ark, a gentle reminder for those that wish to stray from the straight and narrow.
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two of the all time greats, with vastly different deliveries. Again, a couple of Brits born in the ’40’s. Why is that?
JC looks to be expecting a flood. I guess.
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People must have started paying for music in earnest with 8-track tapes, TV advertising ,45s, etc. There were greats at the time in America too, like “Sugar, Sugar” by the Archies.
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i couln’t stop laughing at this one.
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Our cat does the same thing to me.
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When you’ve earned the scorn of a cat, where can you be on the evolutionary ladder?
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Evidently, bringing up the rear.
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You have to wonder if, as the religious glue dissolves, the mutual trust that allows a society to function as a society-sized dissipative structure, will also reach such a low level that no one will trust anyone else enough to make a transaction or extend credit. The litmus test used to be the question “Are you a God fearin’ Christian man?” Even on the dollar is written, “In God We Trust”. Are people about to find out that you can trust God, but you surely can’t trust your government, the Federal Reserve and globalists? Additionally, is all of the sexual deviance stuff and “white man bad” campaign meant to destroy the “christian man” cement that holds the national dissipative structure together. Can society function without the illusion of trust? Will the moral and righteous vaxxers, willing to do anything to maintain the dissipative normalcy, ever accept the atheist anti-vaxxers (that are seen as a threat to the flow of energy resources and dopioids).
“Those anti-vaxxers, they can’t be trusted. They’re not in our tribe. We are the good and moral and righteous ones.” Unfortunately, the vaxxed were true-believers in the honesty and goodness of their government. Little did they know that it had been overtaken by Deep State/globalist saboteurs.
https://www.ceu.edu/article/2022-12-09/discrimination-based-covid-19-vaccination-status
Globalist puppets, Pelosi and Schumer, doing a “white man bad” routine to be followed on Jan.6 with a white man insurrectionist play.
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The Foundation Charter of the East India Company proclaimed: ‘For Profit and the Honour of England’, or something similar; and medieval business ledgers were headed ‘For God and Profit’.
Just leave some income to the pauper hospital when you’ve done with luxuriously dissipating yourself, and all was good…..
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I do believe that England is bereft of both honor and profit. Just yesterday Boris Johnson wrote an op-ed encouraging sending warplanes and long range missiles to Ukraine to bolster the banker’s war. Sunak also visited Zelensky this past week. They should realize they’re no longer dealing with some clueless natives to be wiped-out on their home turf for the establishment of a new wealth extracting colony. They’ve apparently arrived at the point of desperation.
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Neither edifying nor impressive.
Getting their hands on Russian resources, and dissolving Russia itself, seems to be the most urgent and imperative task, and pesky old Trump’s victory put it all back by years.
Who’s your master, Special Envoy Boris? All so shameless: he holds no public office and so should keep quiet, rather than play messenger boy.
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Don’t forget Tony Blair. In this video he mentions that even though many pregnant women are in the ICU, it’s important to assure them that getting Covid would be worse. He must have been hatched out of a black reptilian egg in the City of London.
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I surmised that I would likely starve when supply chains collapsed, die of some untreated medical condition – even just an infected tooth – be killed by the Greta Thunberg Youth eco- militia, or just be done in by house raiders, all c. 2030 (what an optimist picking that date!): but never did I conceive that my own government would try with determination and cunning to poison me, and so soon……
I wouldn’t say that Tony is uniquely evil: China, Germany and Russia produced thousands like him, all in their eager to work for the Greater Good.
To feel better I think of his wife Cherie: horrible when seen in the flesh some 20 yrs ago, she must be nightmarish by now.
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It seems like England and Europe are leading the charge into collapse. Cathal Houghian at http://www.beforethecollapse.wordpress.com has opined on “The Reset” and capitalism in general with three books available on Amazon. He thinks that world war is a key part of the reset as we have a surplus of dissipative structures and not enough resources to feed them and generate a positive return on investment. The vaccines provided and will provide the plunge into oblivion for many useless eaters. Houghian suspects nuclear obliteration of Russia. I’m sure the Russians are on to this strategy and have recently stated that they’re updating their nuclear arsenal and may adopt a first strike posture. Have Russia, Europe and the United States destroy each with war and famine, dump all of the debt and derivatives and prepare to make some build back better loans.
https://beforethecollapse.wordpress.com/2016/04/20/capitalism-requires-world-war/
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Astonishing that the people behind the Plan, who are of course indifferent to all the deaths, also think that they can themselves survive all of this, float above the chaos they cause.
But that perhaps is always the assumption made by psychos, that they can be the winners in the great in the game – a huge gamble in this case?
Maybe they see no alternative to taking such risks, as the other path simply leads straight to uncontrolled and unmoderated collapse dragging them own to oblivion?
A desperate last gamble: they feel cornered, which makes them even more dangerous than usual.
As the Rothschild lady wrote in her novel, when survival of the family is in peril, there are no ethical constraints; and the ordinary poor people- that includes the comfortable middle class in their eyes – lead such wretched lives anyway, one can’t make it worse for them.
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Instead of the cancer approach to civilization where any good idea that could bring resources and energy into the circulation was worthy of a loan, there will now be a much more managed approach with social credit and a CBDC. The supreme capitalists will continue to manage to live the good life whereas all the underlings can hope to achieve is a high social credit score at the time of death. Similar to that which the church bestows upon an individual that lives a good and moral, tithe-producing life.
If you were to ask a capitalist whether they would rather pay for retirements and medical care for the organic RNA or own the capital of robots, the replacement RNA, that they would answer, “Throw the humans under the bus, we don’t need them any longer.”
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Even more so when they have realised that so many people threaten ‘earth eco-system services’.
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I cut and split maybe a cord of wood each year. No real big deal.
There’s 100’s wood spliters on the market. If I wanted one, i’d just buy a used one for a couple of $100. No need to make one myself. I guess that my biggest problem is to consistently cut the pieces to the correct length for the stove, maybe 18″. I’m always wresting around with a chain saw and a pile of 4′ logs, real pain in the ass.
Back in the day, when I was really into the whole “split wood, not atoms” type thing. I had like a 3′ diameter saw mill blade that I could hook up to a pto on a traktor. I worked real good in most situations. But it truly was a dangerous piece of equipment. I don’t think I’d want to use one today.
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“Look God, we burned the trees and used the energy to dig up fossil fuels so we could build more tools to burn the rest of the trees.”
God: “You’re such clever little monkeys, always doing God’s work. I’ll really miss those monkeys.”
I’m sticking with electricity and natural gas until I have to burn the furniture. An axe or sledge hammer might work in that case.
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God: “You’re such clever little monkeys, always doing God’s work. I’ll really miss those monkeys.”
If there is a “god”, I’d have to bet that he/she/it/ they/ them has no idea that we’re even here. We will not be missed, at all.
Sometimes, I try to imagine my grandparents’ parents. I can’t. Nothing there.
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The analog mind has some usefulness for a single lifetime and becoming a qualified RNA, but it and all its baggage gets ditched in the end. And during that lifetime we never felt or sensed any of the trillions of ATP being converted to ADP or other constant metabolic activity except in the twitch of a muscle which we soon forget. Likewise, the universe would not be tuned-in to its own tiny dissipating entities, including galaxies. Maybe, like a giant amoeba or a collection of cooperating amoebas that are the human, the universe looks outwards into the environment and is on the prowl for something tasty.
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We’re just one good virus away from being out for the count. Could this be the one, now that it’s “discovered”. I think we need another virus so we can have more boosters.
https://www.thailandmedical.news/news/virus-news-american-scientist-warns-that-newly-discovered-khosta-2-sarbecoviruses-can-infect-humans-and-will-be-worse-than-sars-cov-2
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>>> We’re just one good virus away from being out for the count.
For sure James, we’re on the ropes waiting for the knockout punch. The suspense is going to get me.
I’ve seen this Khosta story a few times this fall, the virus has “some troubling traits”: https://news.wsu.edu/press-release/2022/09/22/newly-discovered-covidlike-virus-could-infect-humans-resist-vaccines/
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I wish they would stop looking for trouble, but I’m afraid that is exactly what they’re looking for.
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Ah, the enquiring spirit of Science! Lord Bacon would be proud of his heirs.
Like a roaming dog looking for fox crap to roll on: only they intend to makes us do the rolling……
‘So anti-vaxxers, avoided the jab, think you’ve won the IQ test? Take this, and this!’ as the souped-up plagues are released.
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A great way to get rid of the obsolete and expensive organic RNA to be replaced by the “build-back better” robotic type.
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If only you people would understand that ‘No more inevitably redundant human capital’ is a promise of hope, not a threat!
Organic humans age, consume much more than they are worth, get (expensively!) sick, die; and even before that fail to keep up with developments.
But we have the solution to this dismal situation. Of course, it’s a work in progress.
XX
Rothschild – but you can call me ‘Lord’.
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That’s what happens to people when they become RNA, they become disposable, depreciable capital assets. Their productivity and return on investment become their most important metrics. New and improved forms of capital are being devised by humans to replace humans. Maybe the Rothschilds can make loans to the robots. Now selling shares in the East Mars Company. We want a ten-percent return. Now blast off.
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I found some human dissipatives helping to bring peace and harmony to the universe by releasing the energy trapped in the bodies of other species – a never ending task. It all begins with teeth that sever and grind and a tongue that mixes food with saliva and then shoves it to the back of the throat for descent into the acid bath.
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Nice description James: never, ever, try to write a sex scene it would put us all off forever…….
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O.K., I’ll try to restrain myself.
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two human bragging points that I never understood:
I only need maybe 5 or 6 hours of sleep each night. The point being that the bragger needs little sleep, and that’s something to brag about.
I can eat a lot. Like being a glutton is something to brag about.
Now, I see that eating as much as you can, as fast as you can, is a thing. Makes sense when you think about it. I guess. I guess that hot dog eating contests have been around for a long time. I guess.
In the town that I grew up in, Ansonia, CT, they hold an annual donut eating contest, just before Lent, I think. I think that the winner gets a dozen donuts as prize.
Just some kind of random thoughts prompted by the 30 seconds of that video that I watched.
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You might expect billionaires to be gluttons since they’re gluttons in many other respects. A billionaire brags about his mega-yacht while the common glutton brags about how many hot dogs he can eat. I guess that not needing much sleep indicates a kind of dissipative superiority in that you’re awake longer to burn the glucose. The video is pretty hard to take after the first few gluttonous moments but does a good job of showing energy consumption side of humans. The defecation finale is almost as entertaining but I’ll spare the audience.
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I liked this article about long covid. Of course it’s about much more than just “long covid”.
https://www.theamericanconservative.com/what-long-covid-means/?utm_source=mailchimp&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=editorsweekly&utm_source=The+American+Conservative&utm_campaign=fa33677ed2-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_07_29_02_06_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f7b67cac40-fa33677ed2-63708942&mc_cid=fa33677ed2&mc_eid=3007f09e9b
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Doctors can go fuck themselves. They caused the greater part of the problem by injecting people with poison. For them it was a business decision and not for the “greater good”. Now they complain that they can’t seem to get a handle on the aftereffects, the subtle and not so subtle autoimmunity, clots, cancer, prematurely ageing brains…………………… This neurologist deserves hypochondriac hell of long covid for the rest of his life.
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Yeah, I kind of agree with this assessment. I’m pretty much of the old school in that I never much trusted Dr.’s. I only go to them as some sort of last resort.
To me, most Dr.’s were affected by the same covid hysteria (FND in the current vernacular) as the general public. They were as compelled (having no conscious control or knowledge) to go along with the crowd as anyone else.
But I do have stubborn rash. I dosen’t much responde to any of the over-the-counter salves and ointments. So I will go and consult the local skin shaman (dermatologist). What else can I do? I could just let it run its course. But it’s pretty itchy.
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Sometimes you have to roll the dice. Run if the dice come-up snake eyes or Pfizer.
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I was talking to my chum the Cambridge Prof of Medicine, and he feels that things went wrong when medical exams moved to multiple choice: this rewarded good memory and rote learning at the expense of the ability to reason.
So a lot of not very smart people, intellectually, get to qualify as doctors. Add to that the ones who go into it just for status and income….. Then they train the next generation.
This of course does not excuse their ‘puzzlement’ when faced by this wave of very obvious (main intended? ) ‘side-effects’.
Cowards, liars and complicit in murder.
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And where do we find-out about the long, fibrous, amyloid clots? Undertakers. Ask a doctor to provide an opinion regarding the clots and they’re likely to attribute them to “global warming” or unhealthy lifestyle.
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Gail has a new post out at http://www.ourfiniteworld.com
In it she refers to Turchin and Nefedov:
In their book Secular Cycles, researchers Peter Turchin and Sergey Nefedov found that economies tend go through four distinct phases in each cycle, with each stage lasting for quite a few years:
Growth
Stagflation
Crisis
Inter-cycle
This is similar to the Lotka-Volterra predator prey cycle, except in our case the prey species (fossil fuels) never recovers. The crisis period should see rapid decline of the predator population. Some things just don’t cycle.
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That Rickover was a precient kind of guy. Back in the ’80’s, when I was in the Navy, his name was still kind of bandied around. People who knew him said that he was a real prick. Worked like 80 hours a week, and expected his subordinates to do the same, that kind of thing.
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If he had stuck around a little longer, maybe he would have realized he shouldn’t have been such a Calvinist. All work is consumption and the more you do beyond your species allotment tends to destabilize the biosphere. But he had to defend the “City of London” and Wall Street’s right to profit and grow. They should paint MPP on the outside of our ICBMs. Work harder Rickover or your budget’s going to be cut.
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On an inspection of the Royal Navy, he told Lord Louis Mountbatten that his organisation was crap, to his face.
I rather like that. Mountbatten smarmed him, probably to no effect.
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And we used the fossil fuels to screw up the water and soil, beyond recovery in any meaningful period.
So no falling back to the world of 1700, or 1000 when an earlier growth spurt started in Europe.
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I wonder if the foxes reconsider their actions, “Maybe we shouldn’t have eaten all the rabbits and copulated with reckless abandon.” or the yeast at the edge of the petri dish, “That sugar sure was good and I could fission all night long. Now what?” Humans are wondering how to trade increasingly worthless claim tickets on future delivery of rabbits and sugar.
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What is the Royal Chuck doing here? He must be very impressed with the Astra Zeneca vaccine. Next he’ll be knighting Zelensky. Must get rid of peons ASAP and lock the rest down – a wealth preservation and order-maintaining strategy. I’m sure Boris Johnson and Tony Blair were in attendance.
https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/uk-news/2022/12/14/covid-vaccine-concerns-were-overblown-says-astrazeneca-boss-as-he-is-knighted/
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Armaments manufacturers have traditionally been knighted, and as this is a bio-weapon all is in order I’d say. The land of hallowed tradition.
What a bastard, shamelessly insulting the dead and injured of which there are many thousands in the UK alone: ‘all over-blown’!
‘The White Sea Canal Project has been a great success, citizens And don’t say anything to the contrary!’ Comrade Stalin, he loves us and knows what’s best after all.
I read that recently the MHRA regulators openly mocked some vaxx injured who turned up to question them: ‘Injury data is something hard for the public to understand’. In other words, what happened to you is rare and trivial, go away…..
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Or, further back than the Soviets, what Tacitus said about Rome:
‘They devastate, and call it peace’.
‘They vaxx-assassinate, and call it public health’?
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It seems the “spinning death” has become more frequent. Some attribute it to a 5G attack, but the more likely cause is a blood clot or stroke in the basal ganglia which results in gyratory seizures and death. But we’ll probably never find-out since it’s completely unnecessary to do any autopsies. Good work gentlemen, job well done.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/KxqofSOvgbQA/
The same phenomenon captured on film after a lion chases a wildebeest.
But considering the sudden onset of seizures in some of the vaccinated, there’s also the possibility that something in the vaccine has an affinity for the basal ganglion.
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Bezos and Gates doing it for the poor, paralyzed soldiers. I wonder how many were paralyzed with the vaccine? Well, this will fix it for sure.
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/gates-bezos-invest-australian-designed-brain-implant
Guess who funds it. DARPA. Wasn’t DARPA also in on the SARS-Cov-2 project?
https://pursuit.unimelb.edu.au/articles/next-gen-technologies-all-in-our-minds
Vaccines and implants, what could go wrong?
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Vaccines for cancer, too – in every sense of the words.
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But if you get one of their cancer vaccines then you’ll have super, hyper aggressive cancer. What will they do for that? Upload your soul to the cloud?
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Just a way to channel people even faster to euthanasia services, I suspect.
‘Incurable cancer, dead cert to die? Why wait for the inevitable agony, call for a Kindness Consultation today!’
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And your final liquidation may begin.
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Harari says that humans will be like Gods in creating “new life”. But a God did not create life, it self-organized. What he fails to appreciate is that the evolutionary self-organization continues based upon the principles of profit and growth. Profit and the growth it naturally affords are chosen. One moment he says there is no God and the next he says we will be like Gods. He is not conscious of what is actually occurring. In any case there will be a huge overhang of “great ideas” that will crash on the shore as a drag on energy production occurs.
https://www.brighteon.com/0869c71b-3304-440f-9b0f-5a57c285e953
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I kinda liked this article.
https://archive.ph/0xElK
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the beat goes on…
https://www.theamericanconservative.com/congress-wages-total-war-on-americas-interests/
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“The American Conservative”.
There are no American conservatives, never have been and never will be. Because America by definition is the unconservative civilization, where everybody comes to escape, to try to live a different life than they were living. To escape tradition and the confines of their societies.
America is the nation of infinite land, resources, opportunity, and eternal progress. And didn’t you know that in this land, of course the government has an infinite credit card to spend, on whatever it likes, and the debt will never be a problem because it can be paid back by….more debt?
America has rewritten the old rules. America creates its own reality, and anything goes. There are no limits to anything, and no limits to the present and future. It will grow forever, and every future generation of Americans will be happier and more prosperous than the prior one.
Because who wouldn’t want to live and participate forever in this paradise of plenty, of tv shows, movies, video games, sports, houses, cars, sex, drugs, food, money, power, guns, violence? Who but a loser would want anything other than this?
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You got that right Dolph, it is (was) the land of dissipative dreams.
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I often have to scratch my head wonder why, in certain quaters, there is still such a strong push for immigration into the USA? Old habits die hard. I guess.
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Does the U.S. military really want to protect and defend the people of the United States? Actually, as is usually the case, they’ve gone on the offensive and made it look like a defensive action in Ukraine to save the weak and innocent and protect “democracy”. Yeah, right. At the same time they’re bumping-up the military budget with enthusiasm and most Congress members own stock in “offense” contractors. At the same time they’re cutting back on child tax credits. That child tax credit isn’t very lucrative for Congress members.
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Newburgh looks like a nice place to live.
As a teenager, me and my asshole buddies would make regular trips into Newburgh. It was the easiest NY town for us to get to. Back then, the NY drinking age was 18, CT’s was still 21. So, those among us who were 18 could walk into any liquor and buy alcohol, mostly beer, with no hassle.
By the time I had turned 18, CT had also lowered its drinking age to 18. Not too long afterward, within a few years, both states raised their drinking age back to 21. I was probably 22 or 23 at the time, so it didn’t affect me much.
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I’m sorry. My memory played a trick on me. It was Brewster NY that we used to go to, not Newburgh. Pretty much the same difference.
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It looks like everyone that lived there when it was thriving are now in the cemetery or moved South. There are some decent cars which indicate some RNA live and work there. I wonder what they do to support those structures. I’ll bet a lot of them don’t have insulation in the walls. Maybe they have little microclimates inside and let the rest go cold. A car tour like that is a lot like taking a walk through the cemetery and remembering or imagining what was.
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He has a beard, a bow tie and a white coat. He must represent science? Nah, he represents the Deep State.
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Just getting ready for improved censorship, I’d say. Scum.
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I understand that when the bottom falls out of our current arrangements a lot of people are going to die, but I would rather die in struggle rather than being put down by a deranged gang of twerps and deviants at a vaccine booth.
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Anti-science aggressor!
To think that we have lived to see such phrases uttered in all seriousness…..
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God, i’m not getting old, I am old.
I have no more plans. No more schemes. No more looking for ways to score pussy. That’s not a bad thing. I take each day as it comes, or not. I kind of look forward to the last day. No more days to wake up to. No more fuss and bother with any of this bullshit.
Life, to me, at this point like a postponement of the inevitable. It’s really no different than being on death row, locked in a cell, no place to go, just waiting for the call. Why wait? Just get it over with. Quick and painless, maybe by surprise? These are my only requests. Of course, life can do nothing but be a disappointment. So come what may…
I do things to pass the time, make things, fix stuff, keep busy. But my heart’s not really in it. I try to live by A. Schopenhauer’s prescription: Art, compassion, resignation. Art, as in contemplating something, anything. Compassion, as in trying remember that we’re all in the same boat. Resignation, as in knowing that there is nothing but suffering and death to look forward to. I’ve said this all before.
I try to be of use to the people around me, mostly my kids and girlfriend. Since they have people and things that seem important them, a world of people and things, of sorts, is somehow, almost magically, created around me. So I pass the time. But it mostly just seems silly. How can these people around find any of this compelling? I often ask myself. But they do, and who am I to question any of it?
So on I go. Cut fire wood. Clean the kitchen. Maybe fix my daughter’s sink. I guess that I should feel lucky in being able to do these things. But I don’t, not really.
From the moment that we draw our first breath, to the moment we breath our last, life forces us to something, anything, even if it’s just laying there and breathing. Might as well go wash the dishes. I guess.
JHK comes out with a new essay on Monday mornings, that’s always something to look forward to.
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Your virtual mini-me in your brain or some call it the “ego” is like the CEO for a bunch of cells. It works for the cellular shareholders and is responsible for generating a profit and investing it in new growth (offspring). There’s an algorithmic, neuronal instruction manual to give you a little help – eat, drink, breathe, sleep, defecate, urinate, shiver if it’s cold, sweat if it’s hot, seek shelter, seek status, seek sex and a mate, help the new growth get a start…………………………. That keeps most people busy and defines their lives. Good enough for the last billion years or so.
If you could shrink yourself down to the atomic size inside a human body you would likely be staring into a cosmos once again without any clue as to the human form on the outside. It would all be orbits, bubbles (atoms) and wave energy following the laws of thermodynamics. You wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between a human and a snail. It’s mostly visible light energy or turbulence that pushes atoms into a stored, higher energy state that is the fuel for later release (mostly glucose to make ATP to convert into muscular movement) and the waste heat makes it’s way “into the cold”. The plants get to store the stuff and we and others get to burn it and burn each other (species).
People find life compelling because their brains tell them it’s compelling. If for some reason it isn’t compelling, then evolution will get rid of that attitude. I wouldn’t question our motivations except there are probably some “What the fuck are we doing?” algorithms jingling in my brain that are looking for an answer as to why we’re doing ourselves in. But it seems few others are questioning what they’re doing.
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I kinda liked this bit by MB. But it does bring to mind that old trope that we are the universe experiencing itself. Which has always just seemed like a bit of typical human narcissism to me. But I do agree that the question of consiousness is just a silly kind of non-question.
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I pretty much agree that there is no existence without experience, but experience is entropy which is the “arrow of time”. Human experience is entropy unfolding, energy dissipating through matter. Because of our analog minds which help us function as rRNA, we just happen
to remember much more experience. Atoms vibrate all day long and therefore they’re having an experience. Not sure if they remember or not.
I caught my dog looking into a mirror a couple of days ago and it wasn’t barking like it was seeing a different dog. It was just looking at itself. I wonder if it is getting close to experiencing itself. I know it has a mini-me, because itself is present in its dreams evidenced by various movements and twitches. The mini-me has to go somewhere when you sleep and it often sutures some type of “reality” together for the mini-me. Then again, there’s sleep when the mini-me seems to disappear for a while.
But the mini-me or emergent ego of a dog may be more of a phantom, a collection of visual, olfactory and auditory remembrances along with the suppressed motor cortex playing in the brain without a concept of self.
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Yeah, I don’t know. It’s kinda like what MB might be getting at. My guess is that an earthworm experiences “something” as burrows through the earth. The details, how that experience might be analyzed, where it might lead, how it might be “remembered”, etc., etc., are simply the products of a big brain. I’d say.
Zapffe might say that is our burden and our demise. I might have to agree.
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Maybe the brain chips will help. 🙂
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At some molecular leve, it gets kinda simple. some bullshit hits some other bullshit. maybe it binds? maybe it absorbs some energy? but off it goes… That kind of thing…
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It’s likely the entire universe is made-up of the same stuff in various states, spinning here, forming a vortex there, devoid of potential, full of potential, glomming magnetically. I’ve been a tool of the process all my life, but I’m no longer willing to be a stooge of the universe in trying to be number one, being rich, burning gigajoules of energy, seeking release of copious quantities of opioids. Let some fool, well-evolved for the task carry that water.
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The ‘sense of self’ in a dog might perhaps lie in scent, not visual recognition.
We are the idiots who fashion mirrors and think we see the essence of ourselves when we look in them.
I think the men in that African tribe who call themselves the Beautiful People ask the man next to them if their feathers and make-up look OK, etc, as they have no mirrors.
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The dog in the mirror has no scent, therefore it is not a dog.
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Harry Vox with angels singing in the background. If you’re the money maker and can’t make enough loans without causing hyperinflation because the oil is depleting – ya gotta do something. Sorry useless eaters, Ukrainian cannon fodder and mankind in general.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/0AWkgy7FnY0j/
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Here you are, Dave:
‘Cease to remember the delights of youth, travel-wearied aged man……
Never to have lived is best, as ancient writers say;
Never to have drawn the breath of life, never to have looked into the eye of day;
Second best’s a gay goodnight, and quickly turn away.’
W.B Yeats.
But since we ARE here……..
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I long ago realized that I don’t have the balls to off myself. So I make the best of what is. I hope that will be over with a minimum of trauma. But yes, the best is never to have been born in the first place.
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The universe needed something to dissipate all the things we eat and burn. So, Shabang! Here we are. And we’re doing an A+ job.
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It seems to me that Washington, DC was the original “non-place”. The represntatives, so-called, can go there and disappear from contact with thier constituents, so-called. Once there, they make deals and such to their own benefit, and then invent plasible stories for the folks back home. Something like that…
The DC’s monuments to patriotism, myth and legend have long and often seemed laughable to me. Some kind of weird cartoons designed to hold a country together, form some kind of “people” where there are none. No people, just masters and slaves, manipulators and consumers. The masters ignor the cartoons or use them as they please, when convenient. The slaves worship the cartoons. Many of the slaves seem to want new cartoons. All kind of funny….
https://www.senecaeffect.com/
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And on the currency there is “In God We Trust”. Both “God” and “Trust” written on a ponzi currency. Can you imagine that? “E pluribus unum”. The plantation of tax and interest donkeys must be held together somehow so they can be worked by those rats that inhabit the non-places.
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I had to google “qatargate”. I have to guess that shit like this goes on all the time. Only on rare occasions does it come out in public.
https://theathletic.com/4001392/2022/12/16/qatargate-european-union-explained/
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It takes so little to make one reasonably contented as a typical Hom Sap: although fully aware of possible genocide and certain impending Collapse, the sun is shining today, my stomach is full, I have for tonight certain shelter, fire, and a soft warm bed, a little interesting work, and a mating opportunity with a beautiful younger female hovering in the air ( I probably won’t, being older and wiser, but it’s nice that it’s there).
And I would have to say that today I am reasonably ‘happy’. Simple, isn’t it?
If I could also kill all the genocidal bastards, although it wouldn’t put off Collapse, that would be better than sex……
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Slow and steady dissipation along lines of maximum enjoyment as long as it lasts. It’s never too late to become a daddy, although you’ll have to get used to your children’s friends asking “Is that your granddaddy?” “No, it’s my dad, he’s just old.”
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Great video found in a comment at http://www.surplusenergyeconomics.wordpress.com Tim Clarke on the Tim Watkins YT channel.
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hard to listen to, crazy accent, stumbling, halting presentation.
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His comments seem to parallel much of our understanding regarding oil depletion, cessation of growth and collapse of the financial system. He does wonder why Europe and Germany in particular don’t protest being thrown under the bus. In the meantime Zelensky will address Congress and go home with billions more dollars. Expanding the child tax credit would have cost nineteen billion but it was deemed too expensive when eighty-seven billion extra was given to the Pentagon above and beyond their requested budget of eight-hundred and fifty-eight billion. Zelensky has also been promised another forty-five billion. Should we pay our taxes? No choice, they’ve hired eighty-six thousand new, armed IRS agents.
Additionally, Zelensky’s wife reportedly spend $40,000 within a one-hour span shopping in Paris and Ukrainian oligarchs are investing millions in estates in Switzerland. But that’s O.K. since the childcare tax credit is slashed from $8,000 yo $2,000 a year. The goy just take it and bend over for more.
Update: 45 billion is not enough. Wife needs more shopping money. Cut more children’s programs quick. Air force jet is great. I’ll take one of those with the Patriot missiles.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/biden-announce-patriot-missiles-ukraine-zelensky-arrives-dc
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Sam Brinton lifting some luggage:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/9sCASkuSm3UN/
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https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fbucketeer-e05bbc84-baa3-437e-9518-adb32be77984.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F52fff36a-396f-4be5-a6c6-b7afa33c2281_828x719.jpeg?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
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Ha, ha. I wonder if he began to salivate too.
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Dr. Paul Cottrell and George Webb discuss the MERS outbreak in Qatar, the possibility of SARS-Cov-3, immune suppression and other dirty deeds:
https://rumble.com/v21i2ji-coffee-talk-ep30-mers-and-bioweapon-discussion-with-george-webb-by-dr.-paul.html
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The censors blocked everyone’s bank accounts of Bitchute and now I can’t access it with my current Alcatel internet service. Reason given: Hate Speech. Here’s some love and caring. Why don’t they stick one of those Patriot missiles up Zelensky’s ass and blow that hymie fraud back to the Ukraine.
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Go ahead Zelensky – take the money and run.
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As an adolescent, and into my early teenage years (1967 – 1971) , I used to lovelovelove going to the drag races. I would pester my dad to take me. He would take me and one of cousins who I used to hang around with. I don’t remember him ever comeing in with us. He would just drop us off and then pick us up at some prearranged time and place.
My dad would drive real fast at times. Me and my cousin would lay down in the back seat and hope for the best.
Me and some of my friends would have heated debates over wich was the better, Chevy or Ford. Some disenters would weigh in for Chryslers. We refered to them as Mopars, not sure why. I always went for the Chevys.
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We didn’t need drag races. We would jump in the car at 7:45 and have to be at school five miles away at 8:00. Main arteries always clogged. The massive Electra 225 would race through the backstreets, menace to both man and animal, running stop signs and following dad’s traffic avoidance mental GPS. The only times I heard my dad cuss was when something got in our way. It was best just to be quiet and hold-on until we could hop-out at school and run for the door. We were usually a few minutes late, but always electrified by the experience.
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Let me ask you guys a question.
If you go to a site like zerohedge, which is sort of libertarian right wing, all of the comments are against Zelensky all the time. It’s startling but it also reassuring to know there are people who are seeing this guy as the fraud he is.
On the other hand, the mainstream continually tries to get us to support Ukraine, and many of the people in America go along with it without question.
So what the heck is going on here? Which one is it? Who actually represents what people are thinking?
In the old days, it used to be you would go to websites and most of the commentary would be split, but would sort of conform to the general public mood. So after 9/11, for instance, near universal support for America, and then as the decade passed, it sort of split 50/50, with many people beginning to realize the truth, but others wanting to remain patriotic, etc.
I’ve never seen something like this where you go to a site and 100 percent of people are in agreement (against Zelenksy) and yet the mainstream is 100 percent in agreement on supporting him.
Something is breaking, folks. I’m wondering if we are inching closer to the end. I’m not sure, but this is something I’ve noticed.
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I think the Deep State is literally going for broke. The money system is finished and they want the power to determine where the remaining money (energy) is spent with their digital control system. It’s zero sum now and I think we know who’s going to get the zero. AI, robots and some tech human RNA is all they need, not a bunch of useless eaters that need expensive pensions, social security, healthcare, heated and cooled McMansions etc.
I’ve also noticed recently on all venues that a “Synagogue of Satan” point of view is taking hold in comments. It probably means we’re in for more pandemics and perhaps nuclear war as the instigators seek more ways to weaken the opposition. In Congress, Rand Paul is the only one I see in the media resisting. Mitch McConnell will stick his finger in the air and see which way the money is blowing.
No presents for you kiddies, unless you get the vaccine.
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Even more revolting and surreal that that bitch Dr Tam can’t even speak proper English: genocide in a Santa hat and strangulated voice! Goebbels, eat dirt…..
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She also should have worn a mask when speaking to Santa’s helper: what is she, some kind of irresponsible, murdering Science-denier?! Bad examples cost lives!
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All aboard the Pfizer Express. “Well, Ya comin’?” Just get on the train children, Santa loves you. Santa loves children that take their vaccines.
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Santa is also bringing the UK our very own Moderna factory for 2023!
To ‘future-proof’ us against all pandemics, with 10o days from start of development to finish (ing you off )!
The Ghost of Xmas future is knocking at the door, rattling its chains and groaning……
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It’s like having an extermination camp built next door. But this extermination camp will deliver the goods to you. Dr. Bakdi seems to think all mRNA vaccines are dangerous as they infiltrate endothelial cells in capillaries which are then targeted for death by the immune system. That equals lots of mini-clots and scar tissue in the brain and heart and elsewhere. Any mRNA vaccine will do the trick and the Exterma factory will crank them out by the millions of doses.
The UK does have to get rid of a lot of people.
https://rumble.com/embed/v1rp002/?pub=4#?secret=2WaAc2ZOlk
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Nice little lecture on human nature.
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Google says that video is restricted. I’ll go back and watch the Dr. Tam Covid Christmas skit instead.
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Robert Reich calling out the greed of Trump, Musk and Fried. He should be pointing his finger the other way at the “owners” of the credit creation machine but then he would put himself at risk. Greed indeed. But one would never have thought the lenders capable of maintaining a civilization in the first place because they lack any principles or moral restraint except to make more. Their pathetic brains have been shaped by evolution to accomplish maximum dissipation. They couldn’t stop wringing blood out of the ecosystem and exploiting fossil fuels long enough to take account of the damage. They have steered civilization onto the rocks. Give us a break Reich, you’re just another Hotez singing the banker’s song.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/dec/24/trump-bankman-fried-and-musk-are-the-monsters-of-american-capitalism
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rough life.
When I look at maybe 90% of the people out there, I can’t thelp but think how easy my life in general has been. I really don’t envy the rich people, the movers and shakers, the influencers, in any way shape or form. They can have all that competative bullshit all for themselves. But I’m glad to not be out on the streets.
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It’s a brain feature. The virtual self wants to be number one and tortures the body to compete for that status until it’s convinced itself it is number one. It will charm and struggle and shaft whomever and whatever until it arrives at that imaginary place. But it’s still just a colony of stinky cells that eventually dies leaving an empty suit. Even the jet and buildings and yachts will die and fall apart. The strivers are sort of like evolution’s puppets. Aren’t we all to a large extent. But if you can overcome the weakness of wanting to be number one and the risk of losing everything that it often entails, then you’re probably better off.
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I found this guy to be interesting.
As a teenager and maybe into my 20’s, I would get into fights and such. I thought I was a tough guy. Of course I would have pissed my pants if I ran into sombody like this guy.
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That guy is so old fashioned. Who did he work for? MI6? CIA? Mossad?
There a new type of hitman in town.
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funny, you can buy a personalized John Alite baseball bat. Maybe that Dr. will one day be selling autographed syringes.
https://johnalite.com/
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And they’ll have the annual AMA Mengele Award for most vaccines given.
A baseball bat could come in handy. I buy the aluminum ones at the thrift shops for a few dollars and stick them behind the door.
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Kinda funny. One of the few times that my dad was really pissed off and dismayed at one of my actions. I was maybe 15, and I was facinated by, in awe of, various tough guys, criminals, gansters, etc. I had hung up a picture of Al Capone in my room. My father saw it, and said: “ya know, what-the-fuck is wrong with you? Don’t you know that guy was a notorious criminal? Take that shit down right now. For christ fucking sake’s.” Something along those lines.
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Of course, now, in Milwaukee (i think), there is a “George Floyd Square”, something like that, a memorial to a criminal. Derick Chauvin ( probably a criminal of different sort, i guess), is in jail for 20+ years. I can pretty much guarantee that he will not be given a chance to cut a deal of some sort.
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Chauvin was the fall guy, another useful tool used for political ends. Oh well, some people, especially some tribe has no scruples.
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But Dad, I only hung it there to throw darts at because he was an evil, evil man.
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‘They didn’t know me like I know me. They thought I was just talking, people talk: but Event 201 was serious, I warned them but they didn’t listen. So I got more and more violent, more extreme. The older I got, the more I killed. I did it right out in public. Everyone saw my face. That was my passport, that’s how I controlled the hood, the drug dealing’.
Bill G, vaccine mob hitman.
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